Si Woo Kim erupted on the tee box at the 6th hole on Friday afternoon for great reason. Kim played the 252-yard par 3 perfectly in the second round of the PGA Championship and rolled in a hole-in-one after landing his ball softly on the front of the green.

In the second round of the PGA Championship Si Woo Kim tied Max Homa for the lowest round of the tournament thus far, firing a 7-under, 64 to come within just one shot of the lead. The 29-year-old also delivered one of the most electric moments of the PGA Championship,

South Korean golf star Si Woo Kim made history by hitting the longest ever hole-in-one at a major during the PGA Championship. After Rory McIlroy won The Masters last month, the next major of the year, the PGA Championship, started this week at the Quail Hollow Golf & Country Club in Charlotte, North Carolina.

It’s tough playing alongside Scottie Scheffler – just ask Si Woo Kim and Max Homa. Scheffler is closing on his third major title following an incredible display of golfing brilliance at the

Korean golfers Kim Si-woo, Im Sung-jae and Tom Kim were the few bright spots for the losing International Team at the Presidents Cup, a match play competition against the mighty United States.