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Rory McIlroy maintains his one-shot lead at the Scottish Open after shooting a 3-under 67 in challenging windy conditions. Despite missing some birdie putts, McIlroy remains confident and in a good position heading into the final day. Tom Kim trails behind in second place, while Tommy Fleetwood and Brian Harman are tied for third. The Sunday forecast predicts strong winds, which could potentially shake up the leaderboard.
Scottie Scheffler made a dramatic move late in the third round of the US Open with a fairway hole-out eagle on the highly difficult par-4 17th hole and a birdie on the 18th to get to 7-under and thrust himself very much into the Sunday conversation. Rory McIlroy is one shot off the lead at Los Angeles Country Club and will feel his own pressure on Sunday, carrying the baggage of not having won a major championship since 2014. Tom Kim made the turn in 6-under 29, making him the first player in US Open history to open a round with a 29.
Tom Kim, a 20-year-old South Korean golfer, made history at the 123rd U.S. Open by becoming the fifth golfer to record a 29 during a front or back nine at any U.S. Open. He also made a birdie on the par-4 10th, putting him in a tie for 6th place at 6-under for the tournament. Kim previously made headlines at the PGA Championship for getting stuck knee-deep in mud while searching for his ball. If he continues to play well, he could become the largest underdog story in golf history.
Pro golfer Tom Kim got covered in mud during his first round at the PGA Championship at Oak Hill Country Club in New York. After hitting his tee shot way off line, his ball settled in a patch of high weeds. Kim chose to strip off his shoes and socks and go in after it, wading through waist-high mud for several moments before turning back without the ball. Despite having to take a penalty stroke and throw away his mud-stained shirt, he ended up bogeying the hole and finished his round at +3.
Golfer Tom Kim went on a mud bath adventure during the opening round of the PGA Championship at Oak Hill Country Club when he went searching for his ball in a hazard. He ended up covered in mud nearly up to his waist and had to crawl out of the mud. Despite not finding his ball, he finished with a 3-over 73 and was tied for 63rd when play was suspended because of darkness. Kim laughed off the experience and called it a "great experience."
Golfer Tom Kim's first round at the 2023 PGA Championship turned messy when he hit his drive into a mud ditch on the sixth hole and waded through waste-deep weeds to look for his ball. He emerged completely covered in mud and had to change his shirt. Despite the embarrassing situation, Kim finished with a 3-over 73 and took the incident in good humor. The viral sensation said he would do it again if it meant having a chance to win on Sunday.
Golfer Tom Kim went viral after getting covered in mud while playing at the PGA Championship at Oak Hill Country Club. Kim stepped into a swampy creek bed to retrieve his ball and sank like quicksand, forcing him to crawl out covered in mud. He changed his shirt on the course before his next shot and finished the round at even par. The incident was caught on camera and has since gone viral on the internet.
Golfer Tom Kim got covered in mud after stepping into a creek at the PGA Championship at Oak Hill Country Club. He had to crawl out of the mud and went back into the creek to clean off before changing his shirt on the course. Despite the mishap, he finished the round at even par. Video of his mud bath went viral on the internet.
During the first round of the PGA Championship, golfer Tom Kim fell into the mud after hitting his tee ball into a creek. He rinsed off and continued to play the hole, eventually bogeying it. Golf Twitter had a field day with memes and screenshots of the incident.
Golfer Tom Kim fell into a marsh and got covered in mud during his opening round at the PGA Championship at Oak Hill Country Club. He hit his drive into the mud on the par-4 sixth and waded through the weeds to look for his ball. When he came back out, he was covered in mud, so he walked back to the creek that went through the fairway and hopped right in to wash himself off. He finished the rest of the round with his pants rolled up and saved his bogey on the hole.
The 2023 AT&T Byron Nelson field is set, with Scottie Scheffler as the clear favorite, but golf expert Sia Nejad is fading him due to short odds. Nejad likes Tom Kim as a contender, whose game is "starting to round into form." Nejad has locked in his best bets, including a longshot at almost 70-1 odds. K.H. Lee goes for the first three-peat on the PGA Tour since 2011.
Tom Kim, a 20-year-old Masters rookie, played nine holes on Monday alongside Tiger Woods, Fred Couples and Rory McIlroy. Kim was the only player to reach the newly designed 13th hole in two shots. In addition to competing on the International Presidents Cup team, Kim won twice on the PGA Tour in 2022 at Greensboro and Las Vegas.