Tom McKibbin was playing in his first DP World Tour event since making the move to LIV Golf earlier this year and the ...

The Legion XIII captain matched Bryson DeChambeau's record for consecutive scores under-par in the second round of LIV Golf ...

Scheffler has been the No. 1 player in the world for 95 straight weeks. Those who've been No. 1 before marvel at how he's ...

One such golfer is the Spaniard, Jon Rahm. Rahm is easily regarded as one of the best golfers alive today. Yet, he has fallen all the way to No. 59. Meanwhile, Kim has moved to No. 52. That ...

Besides that, Michael Kim recently took a jibe at fellow golfer Jon Rahm. Michael Kim has surpassed Jon Rahm in the Official World Golf Ranking. The 31-year-old took to X to highlight his new ...

PGA Tour pro Michael Kim recently shared a take on his OWGR ranking in comparison to LIV Golf's Jon Rahm. The golfer from Korea posted his hilarious take on this matter on his official X account.

Jon Rahm recently received slight criticism from pro-golfer Michael Kim after the former lost his previous rank in the OWGR. Through a post on his official X profile, Kim claimed that he is better ...

Kim pointed out he was ranked higher than Jon Rahm in OWGR, poking fun at the rankings. Despite his joke, Kim has been playing excellent golf, with his worst finish being T-13 in his past five starts.

After finishing T2, T13, T13, T6 and 4th in his last five starts, Kim took a page out of Homa’s burn book on Monday, firing a shot across the bow of former co-worker Jon Rahm. Check it out.

In-form PGA Tour golfer Michael Kim has clarified he was joking when he declared he was a better player than Jon Rahm. Kim has been trending nicely in recent weeks and hasn't finished outside the ...

The heart of the matter lies in a provocative social media claim by PGA Tour player Michael S. Kim, who insists that he’s a more skilled golfer than Jon Rahm. This claim has set the golfing community ...

Dean Burmester fired a low 62 in the final round of the LIV Golf Hong Kong 2025 but had to settle for a runner-up finish. Phil Mickelson carded a 6-under 64 to finish at 14-under. He finished solo ...