Anthony Kim’s return to golf after more than a decade away was a nice story that had seemed to stall amid poor play and the unlikely notion that anyone—including someone as talented as Kim—could mount a meaningful comeback after so much time lost.
But there was Kim on Sunday on a sun-splashed Australian golf course not only thriving under the pressure of playing in the lead group, but beating down major champions Jon Rahm and Bryson DeChambeau in the process.
