Sungjae im

July 29th, 2021

As Olympic golf begins, Sungjae Im and Si Woo Kim say they’re not thinking about ‘military problem’

Kasumigaseki Country Club, military service, Si Woo Kim, Sungjae Im, Tokyo Olympics

July 28th, 2021

Sungjae Im: More than anything, I don’t want to lose

I remember loving golf since I was little, growing up in South Korea, winning little games, how fun golf was.

July 27th, 2021

Two South Korean golfers will play these Olympics with everything to lose

A national rule mandating two years of military service awaits both Sungjae Im and Si Woo Kim. The only way out? An Olympic medal.

July 3rd, 2021

Sungjae Im, Si Woo Kim skipping British Open to prepare for Olympics

Sungjae Im and Si Woo Kim have dropped out of the Open Championship in order to focus on the Tokyo Olympics, the R&A announced overnight.

April 20th, 2021

DYNAMIC DUOS: Our 12 favourite teams at the Zurich Classic

We compiled our favourite teams for this week’s Zurich Classic, a list fuelled by our winning prediction, curiosity and sheer excitement.

April 15th, 2021

All the Presidents’ men

February 1st, 2021

Patrick Reed holds off a rotating cast of challengers to win the Farmers Insurance Open

A final-round 68 was good for a five-shot win, and Reed now has nine PGA Tour victories in his career. Here are five takeaways from the Farmers Insurance Open.

December 9th, 2020

10 lessons we learned from the PGA Tour’s one-of-a-kind 2020 season

Though the tour’s sabbatical is short, the downtime gives us a chance to look back on the year that was and what we learned from it.

November 17th, 2020

Masters 2020: This storyline from Augusta has the chance to impact pro golf well into the future

Reflecting on the 2020 Masters, last year’s Presidents Cup at Royal Melbourne looks like an event that’s still growing in significance historically as a turning point for things to come.

November 16th, 2020

Masters 2020: Cameron Smith makes Augusta history and still doesn’t get a green jacket

Smith’s 273 total would have won all but seven Masters tournaments. Instead, he finished five strokes behind.

Masters 2020: Dustin Johnson exorcises all his major demons with near-perfect final round at Augusta

Masters 2020: Cameron Smith made two of the most absurd birdies you’ll ever see at Augusta National

The PGA Tour’s most nerve-wracking tournament won’t be quite so scary this week, and here’s why

With just eight weeks until the Playoffs, the FedEx Cup standings don’t look anything like you’d expect

PGA Tour goes all in: Top 3 in world grouped together for Colonial

You are pulling off a heist. Which golfers are on your crew?

March 16th, 2020

5 lingering pro golf questions in the wake of the coronavirus

There are a handful of other lingering queries for the sport that are worth exploring – and that can provide a pleasant distraction as we ponder them.

March 3rd, 2020

Paul Azinger’s words on European golf were harsh. They also weren’t wrong

To be fair, while Azinger’s tone and cadence were measured, his comments felt unnecessarily acidic. Trying to belittle the European Tour to make his case isn’t right. That doesn’t mean Azinger was wrong.

March 3rd, 2020

Watch PGA Tour pro salute Sungjae Im for having big balls after pulling off clutch shot

We’re not sure how the saying “fortune favours the bold” translates to Korean, but Sungjae Im clearly doesn’t need to be versed in this philosophy.

March 3rd, 2020

The Honda Classic was the toughest PGA Tour event in 24 years, according to this stat

Additionally, Im’s six-under 274 total was the second-highest in the 14 years the Honda has been played at PGA National.

March 2nd, 2020

Sungjae Im claims first PGA Tour win at the Honda Classic in his 50th career start

With the amount Sungjae Im plays on the PGA Tour, it was just a matter of time before the uber-talented South Korean won his first PGA Tour event.

March 2nd, 2020

Sungjae Im’s winning clubs from the 2020 Honda Classic

Overall, Im ranked fourth in strokes gained/approach the green as well as seventh in strokes gained/around the green. That added up to more than 12 strokes ahead of the field in strokes gained/tee to green, which ranked first in the field.

Leaderboard

Zurich Classic of New Orleans - 2024

Pos	Player	Tot	Thru	Rnd
-	Whaley/ Long	E	-	1
-	Kraft/ Tway	E	-	1
-	Chappell/ Dufner	E	-	1
-	Thompson/ Novak	E	-	1
-	Vegas/ Burgoon	E	-	1
-	Stevens/ Barjon	E	-	1
-	Higgo/ Fox	E	-	1
-	Yu/ Pan	E	-	1
-	Yuan/ Dou	E	-	1
-	Ghim/ Kim	E	-	1
-	Montgomery/ Griffin	E	-	1
-	Detry/ MacIntyre	E	-	1
-	Ramey/ Trainer	E	-	1
-	Brehm/ Hubbard	E	-	1
-	Theegala/ Zalatoris	E	-	1
-	Cantlay/ Schauffele	E	-	1
-	Spaun/ Buckley	E	-	1
-	Moore/ NeSmith	E	-	1
-	Hardy/ Riley	E	-	1
-	Garnett/ Straka	E	-	1
-	Echavarria/ Greyserman	E	-	1
-	Champ/ Daffue	E	-	1
-	Kisner/ Brown	E	-	1
-	Hoge/ McNealy	E	-	1
-	List/ Norlander	E	-	1
-	Hoffman/ Watney	E	-	1
-	Kuchar/ Stricker	E	-	1
-	Conners/ Pendrith	E	-	1
-	Kohles/ Kizzire	E	-	1
-	Blair/ Fishburn	E	-	1
-	Berger/ Perez	E	-	1
-	Putnam/ Highsmith	E	-	1
-	Wu/ Nicholas	E	-	1
-	Suh/ Hoey	E	-	1
-	Phillips/ Bridgeman	E	-	1
-	Barnes/ Endycott	E	-	1
-	Meissner/ Smotherman	E	-	1
-	Hale, Jr./ Haley II	E	-	1
-	Stanger/ Dumont de Chassart	E	-	1
-	Lawrence/ Potgieter	E	-	1
-	Kim/ Bae	E	-	1
-	Smalley/ Schmid	E	-	1
-	Merritt/ Streb	E	-	1
-	Sloan/ Teater	E	-	1
-	Hall/ Piercy	E	-	1
-	Hossler/ Ryder	E	-	1
-	Tarren/ Skinns	E	-	1
-	Rai/ Lipsky	E	-	1
-	Eckroat/ Gotterup	E	-	1
-	Mitchell/ Dahmen	E	-	1
-	Pereda/ Cook	E	-	1
-	Tosti/ Potter, Jr.	E	-	1
-	Morikawa/ Kitayama	E	-	1
-	McIlroy/ Lowry	E	-	1
-	Molinari/ Donald	E	-	1
-	Wallace/ Olesen	E	-	1
-	Horschel/ Alexander	E	-	1
-	Taylor/ Hadwin	E	-	1
-	Johnson/ Palmer	E	-	1
-	Cole/ Cochran	E	-	1
-	Fitzpatrick/ Fitzpatrick	E	-	1
-	Højgaard/ Højgaard	E	-	1
-	Malnati/ Knox	E	-	1
-	Lee/ Kim	E	-	1
-	Woodland/ Hodges	E	-	1
-	Reavie/ Snedeker	E	-	1
-	Lashley/ Campos	E	-	1
-	Young/ Martin	E	-	1
-	Streelman/ Laird	E	-	1
-	Taylor/ O'Hair	E	-	1
-	Gutschewski/ Byrd	E	-	1
-	Wu/ Lower	E	-	1
-	Norrman/ Campillo	E	-	1
-	Sigg/ Hadley	E	-	1
-	Shelton/ Furr	E	-	1
-	Crowe/ Higgs	E	-	1
-	Coody/ Coody	E	-	1
-	Silverman/ Dougherty	E	-	1
-	Xiong/ McCormick	E	-	1
-	Springer/ Whitney	E	-	1

Miami 2024 Leaderboard

PlayersTeams

Pos	Player	Tot	Thru	Rnd
1	Dean Burmester	-11	18	3
2	Sergio Garcia	-11	18	3
3	Matthew Wolff	-10	18	3
T4	Marc Leishman	-8	18	3
T4	Jon Rahm	-8	18	3
T4	Tyrrell Hatton	-8	18	3
T7	Bryson DeChambeau	-7	18	3
T7	Louis Oosthuizen	-7	18	3
T9	Abraham Ancer	-6	18	3
T9	Thomas Pieters	-6	18	3
T9	Joaquin Niemann	-6	18	3
T9	Patrick Reed	-6	18	3
T9	Talor Gooch	-6	18	3
T14	Carlos Ortiz	-5	18	3
T14	Paul Casey	-5	18	3
T14	Richard Bland	-5	18	3
17	Adrian Meronk	-4	18	3
T18	Caleb Surratt	-3	18	3
T18	Brendan Steele	-3	18	3
T18	Peter Uihlein	-3	18	3
T21	Harold Varner III	-2	18	3
T21	Cameron Tringale	-2	18	3
T21	Scott Vincent	-2	18	3
T24	Kevin Na	-1	18	3
T24	Dustin Johnson	-1	18	3
T24	Kieran Vincent	-1	18	3
T27	Sebastian Muñoz	E	18	3
T27	Jason Kokrak	E	18	3
T29	Graeme McDowell	+1	18	3
T29	Ian Poulter	+1	18	3
T29	Henrik Stenson	+1	18	3
T32	Matt Jones	+2	18	3
T32	Branden Grace	+2	18	3
T32	Bubba Watson	+2	18	3
T32	Mito Pereira	+2	18	3
36	Anirban Lahiri	+3	18	3
T37	Danny Lee	+4	18	3
T37	Charl Schwartzel	+4	18	3
T39	David Puig	+5	18	3
T39	Martin Kaymer	+5	18	3
T39	Eugenio Chacarra	+5	18	3
T39	Kalle Samooja	+5	18	3
T43	Charles Howell III	+6	18	3
T43	Hudson Swafford	+6	18	3
T45	Lee Westwood	+7	18	3
T45	Brooks Koepka	+7	18	3
47	Phil Mickelson	+8	18	3
T48	Sam Horsfield	+9	18	3
T48	Pat Perez	+9	18	3
50	Andy Ogletree	+11	18	3
T51	Jinichiro Kozuma	+15	18	3
T51	Lucas Herbert	+15	18	3
53	Anthony Kim	+21	18	3
54	Ben Campbell		18	3
	Cameron Smith	+3		1

Sungjae im

As Olympic golf begins, Sungjae Im and Si Woo Kim say they’re not thinking about ‘military problem’

Sungjae Im: More than anything, I don’t want to lose

Two South Korean golfers will play these Olympics with everything to lose

Sungjae Im, Si Woo Kim skipping British Open to prepare for Olympics

DYNAMIC DUOS: Our 12 favourite teams at the Zurich Classic

All the Presidents’ men

Patrick Reed holds off a rotating cast of challengers to win the Farmers Insurance Open

10 lessons we learned from the PGA Tour’s one-of-a-kind 2020 season

Masters 2020: This storyline from Augusta has the chance to impact pro golf well into the future

Masters 2020: Cameron Smith makes Augusta history and still doesn’t get a green jacket

Masters 2020: Dustin Johnson exorcises all his major demons with near-perfect final round at Augusta

Masters 2020: Cameron Smith made two of the most absurd birdies you’ll ever see at Augusta National

The PGA Tour’s most nerve-wracking tournament won’t be quite so scary this week, and here’s why

With just eight weeks until the Playoffs, the FedEx Cup standings don’t look anything like you’d expect

PGA Tour goes all in: Top 3 in world grouped together for Colonial

You are pulling off a heist. Which golfers are on your crew?

5 lingering pro golf questions in the wake of the coronavirus

Paul Azinger’s words on European golf were harsh. They also weren’t wrong

Watch PGA Tour pro salute Sungjae Im for having big balls after pulling off clutch shot

The Honda Classic was the toughest PGA Tour event in 24 years, according to this stat

Sungjae Im claims first PGA Tour win at the Honda Classic in his 50th career start

Sungjae Im’s winning clubs from the 2020 Honda Classic

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Pos	Team	Tot	Thru	Rnd
1	LEGION XIII	-22	18	3
2	RANGEGOATS GC	-21	18	3
3	STINGER GC	-15	18	3
T4	TORQUE GC	-13	18	3
T4	FIREBALLS GC	-13	18	3
6	CRUSHERS GC	-11	18	3
7	SMASH GC	-7	18	3
8	4ACES GC	-5	18	3
9	CLEEKS GC	E	18	3
10	RIPPER GC	+4	18	3
11	IRON HEADS GC	+5	18	3
T12	MAJESTICKS GC	+6	18	3
T12	HYFLYERS GC	+6	18	3