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Anthony Kim’s third TOUR win came at the Shell Houston Open.
year he grew up, both as a person and as a player. With two victories in 2008 and strong performances
as a member of a Ryder Cup team, he figured to be a force to be reckoned with on TOUR in 2009. He certainly thought so. But something kept getting in the way. “I just look back at last year, after the season was over,
I was just complaining about everything,” said Kim, 24, who finished a disappointing 35th on the 2009 FedExCup points list after ranking fourth the previous year. “I felt like I deserved to win a golf tournament without trying.
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ooking back on 2009, when he was winless on TOUR, Anthony Kim concedes that for all the struggles and frustrations, it may have been the
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How did Kim do it?
Anthony Kim earned his third PGA TOUR career title at the Shell Houston Open. His win mainly came on the strength of his short game:
• Kim was seventh in Putting.
2010 FEDEXCUP STANDINGS RANK +/- NAME
POINTS 1,345.00
+24 ANTHONY KIM 930.00 -1 STEVE STRICKER 927.00
-1 DUSTIN JOHNSON 833.00 -1 CAMILO VILLEGAS 529.00
That’s not how it is. I’ve put in a lot of hard work, so I feel like when I’m out there, I know I’m going to do well. Having that confidence really has propelled my game to a different level.”
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• He finished fourth in Scrambling.
• Kim made four putts longer than 25 feet.
• Kim made nine putts of 10 feet or longer.
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