LIV Golf's Anthony Kim posted a motivational message on social media, vowing to work harder than a crackhead. After tying for last in the LIV Golf standings, Kim aims to improve at the Andalucía event in Spain.
Anthony Kim, a member of LIV Golf, shared an unconventional motivational quote on social media, aiming to inspire himself ahead of the upcoming event in Spain. Kim, who is currently tied for last in the LIV Golf standings, emphasized the importance of perseverance and hard work, using an analogy that has sparked discussions online.
"Good morning. Does a crackhead ever let a day go by without finding a way to get high? NO. I would know," Kim wrote on social media. "Not gonna let a crackhead outwork me today. 1% better today, let's go!!!"
Anthony Kim's Crackhead Motivation: Aiming for Improvement at Andalucía
Kim's message has generated a range of reactions, with some praising his determination and others expressing concern about the analogy he chose. Despite the controversy, Kim's motivation is clear: he is determined to improve his performance at the Andalucía event.
Kim's recent results on the LIV Golf tour have been disappointing. He finished 46th in the standings in Nashville, 48th in Houston, and 53rd in Singapore. These results have placed him at the bottom of the leaderboard, a far cry from his previous achievements on the PGA Tour.
Anthony Kim's Crackhead Motivation: Aiming for Improvement at Andalucía
Kim's return to professional golf after a prolonged absence has been highly publicized, but his performance has fallen short of expectations. He disappeared from the PGA Tour years ago and his return in January was met with anticipation.
Hayden Springer etched his name into PGA Tour history with an epic John Deere Classic first round, while Kim seeks to make his mark on the LIV Golf circuit. Kim last competed before joining LIV Golf in 2012, withdrawing from the Wells Fargo Championship due to injury.
Anthony Kim's Crackhead Motivation: Aiming for Improvement at Andalucía
One month later, Kim underwent surgery to repair his left Achilles tendon and disappeared from the golf world. Many wondered if he would ever return to the sport, given his struggles with injuries and addiction.
In an interview with LIV Golf Plus, Kim opened up about his battle with addiction. "Golf is important to me and not important to me at the same time," Kim said. "I've had some very dark moments. I've had some very low moments. I've felt very alone, even when there's a million people around. I needed to get my mind straight and figure out what my purpose was on this planet."
Kim's return to competitive golf has been met with both excitement and uncertainty. He has been candid about his struggles, but his determination to succeed is evident. As he prepares for the Andalucía event, Kim is focused on improving his performance and silencing his critics.
Whether Kim's crackhead analogy was appropriate or not, his message is clear: he is determined to work harder than ever before and prove that he still has what it takes to compete at the highest level.
