Bryson DeChambeau and Jon Rahm. Anthony Kim managed to beat both of them to secure the 2026 LIV Golf Adelaide title.

This time last week, Anthony Kim wasn't even sure he'd make it to Australia to compete in LIV Golf Adelaide, the league's marquee event. After pulling off an improbable comeback victory on Sunday, he's very glad he did.

Anthony Kim was away from pro golf for 12 years before joining LIV two years ago, and his win at the Adelaide event is truly improbable, writes Bob Harig.

Four weeks ago, on the way to Palm Springs for the American Express, Adam Schriber stopped his RV in Oklahoma City to see an old friend, who let him in on a secret. “It’s going to happen,” Anthony Kim told him, according to Schriber. “My best golf is in front of me. You watch, it’s good. It’s just taking some time to get my confidence back.”

Anthony Kim made headlines all over the world Sunday in Australia with a riveting final-round 63 in LIV Golf Adelaide to fly by Jon Rahm and Bryson DeChambeau to capture his first professional victory in 16 years. That’s 5,795 days.