May 5th, 2008
PGA Golfer Anthony Kim wins Wachovia Championship
Korean American golfer Anthony Kim, 22, became the youngest winner on the PGA tour in more than six years. In the final-round, he shot three-under par 69 to finish on 16-under 272. Kim’s 16-under was the lowest score in Wachovia tournament history, breaking the tournament record by 3 shots set last year by Tiger Woods. This tournament was only his 38th PGA start. By winning the 2008 Wachovia Golf Championship, Anthony Kin earned Kim $1,152,000 for his victory. With the championship, he is ranked #6 on the 2008 money list. His win also qualifies him for the World Golf Championship Bridgestone Invitational in July, the winner’s-only Mercedes Championhip in Hawaii (the first event of the 2009 PGA Tour schedule), and the 2009 Masters for the first time as a winner of a PGA Tour event.
Other interesting facts about Anthony Kim:
Owns belt buckles with inscription “AK”, Kim’s nickname
Good friends with Chicago Cubs first baseman Derek Lee
Watch Anthony Kim sink his winning putt and the post-game interview:
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