Anthony Kim didn't need an individual title to make his mark in Singapore. His focus on the 4Aces GC team victory painted a clear picture of his new priorities. Kim's performance was crucial in securing a second straight win for his team.

During the LIV Golf Singapore press conference after the round on Sunday, Anthony Kim acknowledged that his individual week did not produce many opportunities but said he stayed focused on the team outcome.

“Yeah, I really couldn't get anything going today. Didn't get much going with the putter this week, but the guys were playing great... Obviously had more to fight for than just myself. Hung in there and saw that the other guys were shooting some under-par scores. DJ made a good one on 18, so exciting stuff at the end there, but glad to get this win.”

Anthony Kim finished tied for 17th with a total score of 5-under 279 across four rounds at Sentosa Golf Club. Kim shot a bogey-free 2-under 69 on Sunday, and the round formed part of the counting scores for 4Aces GC in the final round. 

The 40-year-old then pointed to the team situation and how the closing moments of the round unfolded. Thomas Pieters posted 65, Dustin Johnson recorded 69, and Thomas Detry added 70.

Those scores moved the team to 27-under for the tournament, finishing five strokes ahead of Ripper GC. The result secured the team title in Singapore and marked 4Aces GC’s second consecutive team win of the 2026 season.

Kim joined 4Aces GC in February 2026, replacing Patrick Reed, and the team has since recorded wins in Hong Kong and Singapore.

After Replacing Patrick Reed, Anthony Kim Contributes to 4Aces GC Wins in Hong Kong and Singapore

Three-time PGA Tour winner Anthony Kim joined Dustin Johnson's 4Aces GC on February 11. He took the roster position previously held by Patrick Reed, who shifted his schedule toward the DP World Tour. Since joining the team, Kim has taken part in several events across the LIV Golf schedule.

At LIV Golf Adelaide in February, Kim won the individual title in his first event with the 4Aces. He closed the tournament with a final-round 63 and finished ahead of Jon Rahm and Bryson DeChambeau by three strokes.

The following event at LIV Golf Hong Kong in March resulted in a team title for the 4Aces. Kim finished T31 individually, and a birdie later in the round contributed to the team’s six-shot win.

The run continued at LIV Golf Singapore, where the team recorded another win while Kim finished T17 in the individual standings.

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Written by

Aditi Singh

Edited by

Siddharth Shirwadkar