Dustin Johnson believes Anthony Kim’s LIV Golf comeback will continue to gather momentum following the latest event in Hong Kong.
Kim remains one of the most fascinating stories in professional golf after returning to the game last year following more than a decade away.
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Both players were part of the field at LIV Golf Hong Kong, where they helped 4Aces GC to success in the team competition.
Johnson has now shared his thoughts on Kim’s progress and what he expects to see next from his fellow American.
Dustin Johnson expects Anthony Kim to improve even more
Dustin Johnson believes Anthony Kim’s performances will only improve as he continues to compete on the LIV Golf circuit.
Kim finished tied for 31st at LIV Golf Hong Kong on nine-under-par, while Johnson ended the tournament tied for 24th at 10-under.
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Despite the results, Johnson spoke positively about Kim’s current form and future prospects.
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“Yeah, I think you’re going to continue to see good play out of him,” DJ said. “He’s playing really solid. He’s doing everything really well.
“I think it’s just going to keep getting better. Obviously, what he did in Australia was very impressive and really cool to see.
“I think his game is back, and he’s going to continue to work hard and get better, and so am I.”
Anthony Kim continues LIV Golf comeback after Adelaide win
Anthony Kim has already shown flashes of his former brilliance since making his return to professional golf.
The American secured a memorable victory at the LIV Golf event in Adelaide last month, a moment that underlined his progress after such a long absence from the sport.
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Kim had not competed professionally for more than 10 years before joining LIV Golf, making his comeback one of the most talked-about stories in the game.
While his finish in Hong Kong was more modest, his win in Australia demonstrated the level he is still capable of reaching.
With more competitive rounds under his belt, Kim will be hoping to build more momentum as the 2026 LIV Golf season continues.
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