Anthony Kim Ends 12-Year Hiatus, Joins LIV Golf as Wild-Card

The former top-6 golfer's return to professional play is set for next weekend in Saudi Arabia, marking a significant comeback.

Anthony Kim, once a top-6 golfer, is set to make a return to professional golf after a 12-year hiatus, playing as a wild-card in the LIV Golf event in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
Kim's last PGA Tour event was in May 2012, after which he underwent surgery on his Achilles and vanished from the professional golf scene.
Negotiations with LIV Golf and the PGA Tour have led to a one-year deal for Kim, which includes waiving a $10 million insurance policy.
The LIV Golf event will feature Kim as one of two wild-card players, allowing him to earn individual prizes despite not being part of a team.
Kim's return is highly anticipated, given his previous achievements, including three PGA Tour wins and a third-place finish at the Masters in 2010.