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South Korean golfer Kim Si-woo finished tied for 35th at the PGA Championship on Sunday, while compatriot Im Sung-jae missed the cut at Aronimink Golf Club in Newtown Square, Pennsylvania.
Kim, who entered the tournament as the top-ranked South Korean at No. 22, carded a four-round total of one-over 281. He opened with a 71 and then shot 67 to move into a tie for ninth after 36 holes, but fell back with a 72 on Saturday and another round in the 70s on Sunday.
Im, who had been in contention at the previous week's Truist Championship, shot five-over over his first two days to miss the cut by one. Yang Yong-eun, the 2009 PGA Championship winner, finished at nine-over after rounds of 72 and 77.
Coverage Comparison
The three reports from Yonhap News paint a picture of contrasting fortunes for the two South Korean players. One article previewed the PGA Championship, highlighting Kim's career-high six top-10 finishes and Im's recent fifth-place showing at the Truist Championship. A second article covered Im's performance at the Truist Championship in detail, while a third focused on Kim's finish at the major.
Each report was written by Yoo Jee-ho and published by Yonhap News, providing a consistent perspective on the players' performances.
Key Claims
- Kim Si-woo finished tied for 35th at the PGA Championship with a four-round total of one-over 281, as reported by Yonhap News.
- Im Sung-jae missed the cut at the PGA Championship, shooting five-over over the first two days.
- Aaron Rai of England won the PGA Championship with a score of nine-under 271, securing his first career major title, as reported by Yonhap News.
- Yang Yong-eun finished at nine-over at the PGA Championship.
- Im Sung-jae finished tied for fifth at the Truist Championship with an 11-under 273, his second top-10 of the season, as reported by Yonhap News.
- Kim Si-woo has a career-high six top-10 finishes on the PGA Tour this season, according to Yonhap News.
- Yang Yong-eun won the 2009 PGA Championship, as noted in the Yonhap reports.