LIV Golf's recent approval for Official World Golf Ranking points is a huge bonus for Anthony Kim. What are the chances of him playing his way into this year's majors?

Over the weekend, Anthony Kim completed one of the greatest comebacks in golf history when he took down Jon Rahm and Bryson DeChambeau at LIV Golf Adelaide. The unbelievable win marked Kim’s first victory in professional golf since the 2010 Shell Houston Open.

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.

Anthony Kim secured his first win in 16 years at LIV Golf Adelaide, marking a significant comeback after a 12-year hiatus. Overcoming personal struggles, Kim's impressive 9-under 63 secured a three-stroke victory.

Kim was relegated from LIV at the end of last season, but earned his spot back by finishing third in the LIV Promotions event, LIV's version of Q School. He joined the 4Aces after Patrick Reed left LIV to play primarily on the DP World Tour this year so he can return to the PGA Tour next season.

Three-time PGA Tour winner Anthony Kim was not playing professional golf three years ago - now he's got a chance to win one of LIV Golf's most popular tournaments