All signs point toward a potential return to golf for Anthony Kim after a 12-year absence, with indications suggesting he may play in the LIV Golf event in Saudi Arabia. Kim, known for breaking the country club image in golf with his unique style, won three times on the PGA Tour and played in the 2008 Ryder Cup. He reached a career-high ranking of No. 6 in the world.
A recent video tease from Greg Norman hinted at Kim's comeback, with Norman praising Kim's incredible talent and expressing excitement about the opportunity for Kim to shine once again.
Reports from Golf.com in January first hinted at Kim's return, followed by social media posts suggesting his agreement to terms with Saudi-funded LIV Golf. A Golf Channel story, citing sources, further confirmed Kim's potential move.
While a LIV Golf spokeswoman mentioned that there was no official confirmation yet, it is expected that Kim will participate as a wild card in the upcoming LIV Golf Jeddah event in Saudi Arabia.
Kim's last competitive appearance was in 2012 at the Wells Fargo Championship, after which he faced multiple injuries, including a ruptured Achilles tendon, herniated disk, rotator cuff, labrum, spinal fusion, and hand injuries that required several surgeries.
Having won multiple PGA Tour events, including the Wells Fargo Championship, AT&T National, and the Houston Open, Kim's return to the golf scene has generated significant interest among fans and players alike.
Known for his spirited performance in the 2008 Ryder Cup, where he defeated Sergio Garcia, Kim's potential comeback adds an intriguing storyline to the golfing world. His participation in the Presidents Cup and memorable matches against top players further highlight his impact on the sport.
LIV Golf, known for its unique format of 54-hole events without cuts, has attracted top players with lucrative deals. With Kim potentially joining the league, fans eagerly anticipate his return to competitive golf and the excitement he brings to the game.
