Last update on. From the section GolfKim was 32nd overall in the Tokyo Olympics men's golf competitionWGC-FedEx St Jude Invitational final Leaderboard -16 A Ancer, S Burns, H Matsuyama(Jpn), -15 H English) (US), -14 B Berger/US), P Casey/Eng), C Smith/Aus; -11 B DeChambeau/US), W Zalatoris US), -12 B Berger/US), -12 B DeChambeau/US), -12 B DeChambeau/US), -12 B DeChambeau/Eng); -7 T Hatton (Eng); -6 S Lowry/Eng); -4 L Westwood/Eng); +2 J Rose (Eng); –3 M Fitzpatrick and M Laird (Sco).Have you ever felt that something is just not right?Kim Si-woo would have asked the question when he hit five consecutive shots in the water on the 11th of the WGC/FedEx St Jude Invitational.He won't forget it, as his 13-hole score is the highest on a par 3 on the PGA Tour besides the four majors since 1983.He was able to slide from five to fifteen over par to 15 and then tumble to the back in one horrendous 155-yard hole.Kim sent his shot right at the island green in a desperate attempt to find Terra firma after Kim's disastrous failed bid.After winning three PGA Tour events, the South Korean player then moved to a drop zone 96 meters from the hole.It became a constant golfing nightmare from that point onwards as he pounded his next four shots into water before finally reaching the rough with his eleventh shot.Kim chipped to within one foot of the cup, before taping in for an unenviable 13.How can one respond to such an appearance?Kim finished 32nd in the Tokyo Olympics men's golf competition.The next hole he birdied, and then he had more trouble at the par-three fourteenth. He sent another tee shot into water and double-bogeyed. After that, a trio of birdies followed.It was a remarkable recovery but it wasn't enough to keep me from finishing last in the 65-strong field that finished all four rounds at TPC Southwind, Memphis.Kim was 30 shots behind Hideki Matsuyama, Sam Burns, and Abraham Ancer who both finished 16 under par for a three-way playoff.Ancer clinches first Tour titleAncer won the second round with a birdie on the play-off hole to secure his first Tour win and become the fourth Mexican-born player to win a championship.The 30-year-old started day four behind overnight leader Harris English but produced a strong final round of 68 to make it into the play-off.English appeared to be close to a wire-to–wire win going into the last nine holes, but double bogeys at the 11th and 14th greens and a bogey at the 16th left him one stroke behind the three-man play-off team.
