Report: PGA Tour pro fined at British Open for violating golf rules

According to reports, Kim Si-woo received one penalty during the first round of the 152nd British Open Championship at Royal Troon.

According to reports, PGA Tour golfer Si-woo Kim suffered one bruise during the first round of the Open. Kim broke the rules of golf by moving the ball while taking his second shot on the sixth fairway at Royal Troon.

The news was first reported by NCG. Kim managed to save par on the hole despite breaking Rule 9.4, hitting a shot to 18 feet in five. The 29-year-old shot five-over 76 in the first round of the final men’s major of the year. He played with Collin Morikawa and Sam.

His first win was the Wyndham Championship in 2016.

A year later, he won the coveted Players Championship at TPC Sawgrass. At age 21, he became the youngest winner of golf’s “fifth major.”

What happened on the first day of the Open? Thursday’s player of the match was Shane Lowry, who broke the Ayrshire connection to open up a one-stroke lead. The 2019 Clarette Jug winner has been 65 years.
England’s Dan Brown was an unexpected name at the top of the leader’s table after acquiring 66 pm. Justin Rose, who needed to qualify for the major, also started well, as did Justin Thomas.
Last year, Thomas found himself in a desperate situation while playing for Royal Liverpool. And today he was clearly looking to right those wrongs.

Elsewhere, it was a disastrous start for Rory McIlroy, who fell to a seven-over 78 to leave him 12 strokes behind. McIlroy said it was one of the least enjoyable days he’s ever had on the golf course, given the way he hit the ball.
And 15-time major champion Tiger Woods is also struggling. Woods was worse than Makiroy, but he refused to be optimistic