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Tom Kim surges to Scottish Open victory for his first title in 1,001 days
Tom Kim produced a bogey-free final round to win at the Scottish Open on Sunday. The 24-year-old South Korean became a Rolex Series winner for the first time and picked up a victory for the first time in 1,001 days.
Kim was in fine form at the Renaissance Club with an impressive final round of 64 to put his name at the top of the leaderboard and two shots in front of Min Woo Lee in second. Kim also finished four shots ahead of England’s Matt Fitzpatrick and Scotland’s Robert MacIntyre, who had a share of third with Johnny Keefer and Keita Nakajima.
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South Korea’s Tom Kim ended a three-year wait for a professional golf title with a two-shot victory in the Scottish Open on Sunday.
The 24-year-old, who had tumbled down the world rankings and hand’t won an event in 1,001 days, showed his quality with a superb final round of 64 to finish on 17 under par at North Berwick.
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Australia’s Min Woo Lee was the runner-up as local hero Robert MacIntyre faltered in pursuit of a second Scottish Open title, ending four shots adrift alongside England’s Matt Fitzpatrick.
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Min Woo Lee has had to watch another title slip agonisingly away as South Korea's Tom Kim pipped him from earning victory in the Scottish Open, the tournament where the Australian star first made his international name.
Lee, who was a breakthrough champion back in 2021 in this event, clung on doggedly in pursuit of Kim on Sunday (Monday AEST) at the Renaissance Club at North Berwick, only to fall two shots short as the Korean played bogey-free during a tight run-in to the finish and closed with a decisive six-under par 64.
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