Overview

• Kim finished at 16-under 268 to win by one over Elvis Smylie and Ko Jeong-weon.
• After finding a bunker on the par-3 18th, he saved par from roughly 15–16 feet to clinch the title.
• He is the first American champion of the event since Barry Jaeckel in 1972, joining a short list that includes Walter Hagen and Byron Nelson.
• Brooks Koepka began the day tied for the lead but shot 68 with eight pars and a bogey on the back nine to place solo fourth.
• The victory at Saint-Nom-La-Bretèche in Paris paid $552,500 and comes with Kim ranked No. 64 in the world.