“They are in a better place”: Anthony Kim loses 3 family members, sends a heartfelt message to his family

Anthony Kim is among the most active golfers on social media, especially X. Kim became active on this social media platform after joining LIV Golf earlier this year and returned to pro golf after 12 years.

He recently shared a tweet with images of his family, including his two dogs, on his X account and said they are grateful for all the blessings with two new family members, Boomer and Kobe. However, while informing this news, Kim revealed that they lost three dogs this year.

"It’s been a blessed year 4 my family & am so gr8ful 4 all the blessings including these 2 new family members #Boomer & #Kobe. We have lost 3 amazing dogs this year but they R in a better place. Don’t be surprised 2 C them @livgolf_league events wearing @excrgolf they r also #MAGA."

Kim regularly shares tweets about how he is grateful for all the blessings and has been vocal about it since joining LIV Golf as a wildcard.

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Anthony Kim reveals he never loved golf

Anthony Kim turned pro in 2006 and competed on the PGA Tour until 2012. However, in June 2012, the 39-year-old golfer underwent surgery on an injured Achilles tendon in his left leg. He was expected to return for the 2013 season, but unfortunately, he did not play a pro golf event after the 2012 Wells Fargo Championship.

Hence, after joining LIV Golf earlier this year, Anthony Kim opened up about his relationship with golf and said (via Golf.com):

"I have an interesting relationship with golf. I don’t think I ever loved it. What’s very weird to me right now is that I am falling in love with the game. That’s such a weird spot for me because golf was filled with pressure."

Anthony Kim at the LIV Golf Greenbrier - Source: Imagn

The 39-year-old golfer said golf was filled with different emotions for him. He added:

"My family had to go through a lot to get me this opportunity to play golf. So with that added pressure, I was willing to risk a lot more. That was my nature. I was aggressive on the golf course, I was aggressive off the golf course, and that led to my demise."

He joined LIV Golf in March and had a below-average season, as he couldn't register a single top-10 or top-20 finish. He finished 56th in the season-long individual rankings, but he is putting in the effort in the off-season to improve his performance next season.