After his LIV Golf win in Australia, Anthony Kim’s comeback feels complete. But as Brandel Chamblee reveals, AK’s fearless confidence dates back to when he was just 11 years old.
Anthony Kim’s LIV Adelaide win sparks debate, Scottie Scheffler looms at Riviera, and the 10th hole remains golf’s greatest puzzle. It’s another edition of Golfpocalypse.
At 40, Anthony Kim returned to competitive golf with a stunning victory at LIV Golf Adelaide, reclaiming the fearlessness, skill and swagger that once defined his career. A comeback years in the making, it was as remarkable as it was improbable.
Anthony Kim returned to the winner’s circle at LIV Golf Adelaide 2026, shooting 63 and making nine birdies to claim his first professional victory in 16 years. Find out the full bag of clubs he used.
Anthony Kim marked his return to the winner’s circle with a victory at LIV Golf Adelaide, rallying from five shots back after 12 years away. His post-round comments reflected on resilience and perspective.
Talk of golf’s greatest comebacks usually starts with Ben Hogan or Tiger Woods. Now, you can add Anthony Kim to the conversation, according to World Golf Hall of Famer and former LIV Golf boss Greg Norman.
Ripper GC’s second straight LIV Golf team title in 2026 was special. Watching Anthony Kim complete one of golf’s great comeback stories made it something else entirely.
Jon Rahm was locked in an unlikely battle with five-time winner this year, Joaquin Niemann, for LIV Golf’s season-long individual title during its Indianapolis finale that concluded Sunday (Monday AEST).
There was drama until the very end, but one of LIV Golf’s foundation players, Henrik Stenson, was relegated from the league at LIV Golf Indianapolis along with Anthony Kim.
Anthony Kim posted a lengthy, revealing message to his Instagram page on Thursday. In it, he celebrated two years of sobriety and went into detail about his past drug use.
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