Anthony Kim

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Kim A Hot Property

Anthony Kim is one of the hottest prospects in world golf and appears to be one of the young players who could challenge the current domination of Tiger Woods in years to come.

Great Start On PGA Tour

Kim announced himself on the world stage at the Valero Texas Open in 2006 when finishing tied runner-up on his professional debut. He went through the PGA Qualifying School that year and had a satisfactory first season on the Tour with five top ten finishes in the twenty-six events he played.

First Career Win At Just 22!

Kims big breakthough came in 2008 when he won his first tournament at the Wachovia Championship and in so doing became the youngest winner in six years on tour since Sergio Garcia. Kim went on to win again that season at the AT&T and surprised many with his adaptability when finishing T7th at the British Open.

Ryder Cup Debut

The young Californian was then one of the vital members of the US teams win over Europe, where Kim scored a memorable 5 and 4 victory over Ryder Cup stalwart Sergio Garcia.

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Eyecatching Start To Masters Career

However, this site is predominantly about the US Masters and Kim made his debut at Augusta in 2009 and finished a respectable T20th on his first competitive look at the course. But the eyecatching part of that debut was his second round of 65 where he had a massive eleven birdies and in doing so set the record for the most number of birdies in one round at Augusta.

This augurs especially well for Kims chances in the Masters in the future and with his length off the tee, a part of the game that is appearing to become an increasingly important part of the requirement at Augusta and his already high-quality putting, Kim would look to have the aggressive type of game that will be ideal for winning a Green Jacket.

Five Star Bet For 2010 Victory

Kim looks tailormade for a victory here in the next few years and at the large prices currently available he looks a five star bet for 2010.

Anthony Kim's US Masters Record