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Three-time PGA Tour winner Anthony Kim joins LIV Golf as wild card

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LIV Golf announced on Wednesday that three-time PGA Tour winner Anthony Kim has joined the tour as a season-long wild card player.

Following a retirement of nearly 12 years, the 38-year-old American will make his official return to professional competition this week at LIV Golf Jeddah, from March 1-3, at Royal Greens Golf and Country Club in King Abdullah Economic City, Saudi Arabia. “After stepping away from the game years ago due to injury, I’m happy to officially announce my return to the world of professional golf,” said Kim. “It’s been a long time coming, and I’m very grateful for all the highs, lows and lessons learnt from the first part of my career.

I want to compete with the best players in the world, and I’m on a mission to prove to myself that I can win again. The next step on that journey starts now, and I’m excited to give everything I’ve got this season on the LIV Golf League.” LIV Golf Commissioner and chief executive Greg Norman said: “LIV Golf was launched to create new opportunities for players and fans that drive this sport forward in exciting ways, and when I think of Anthony Kim, I can’t imagine a more perfect fit for what we’re trying to do. "His talent is undeniable, and we are thrilled to welcome him back to professional golf with our league. “It’s clear that he has the fire to win again and show why he was one of the most compelling players in the world, and we will support him on that mission as he works to earn his way back to the top of the game.” Kim will compete in all remaining 2024 LIV Golf regular season tournaments as one of two wild card players aiming to accrue points in the league’s individual standings and earn a team place in 2025.

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