WEBVTT 00:07.465 --> 00:08.675 [Tom Kim] Oh boy. Wow. 00:09.175 --> 00:10.343 [indistinct chatter] 00:10.427 --> 00:13.304 -Ready for a little one? -I'll wait out here for you. Thank you. 00:13.388 --> 00:14.305 [man 1] Morning, Jeff. 00:14.848 --> 00:16.349 [woman speaking in background] 00:16.433 --> 00:17.267 [Tom] Wait. 00:17.350 --> 00:19.352 [indistinct chatter] 00:19.436 --> 00:20.270 [sighs] 00:21.438 --> 00:22.313 [man 2] Is it clear? 00:22.397 --> 00:24.941 -[man 1] Yup, good. Mark it. -[man 2] Okay. Tom Kim, take one. 00:25.734 --> 00:28.236 Gonna have you read a few audio lines to this camera. 00:28.319 --> 00:29.320 Okay. 00:29.404 --> 00:30.280 [man 1] Make it, 00:30.947 --> 00:33.783 earn it, win it, prove it. 00:34.826 --> 00:35.660 What was it again? 00:35.744 --> 00:37.037 -[man 1] Make it. -[Tom] Make it. 00:37.120 --> 00:38.246 -[man 1] Earn it. -Earn it. 00:38.329 --> 00:39.539 -[man 1] Win it. -Win it. 00:39.622 --> 00:41.041 -[man 1] Prove it. -Oh gosh. 00:41.124 --> 00:42.042 [man 1] Yeah. 00:42.125 --> 00:43.752 So, it's make it, earn it, 00:43.835 --> 00:44.794 prove it… 00:45.545 --> 00:46.713 [man 1] Win it, prove it. 00:47.213 --> 00:50.216 Make it, earn it, prove it, and win it. 00:50.300 --> 00:51.760 [laughing] 00:51.843 --> 00:54.262 -[man 1] Three out of four. -[laughs] Was that near? 00:54.345 --> 00:55.930 Was that kinda close? 00:56.014 --> 00:58.391 -[man 1] Make it. -Make it, earn it, prove it. 00:58.475 --> 01:00.018 -[man 1] Win it. -Okay. What'd I miss? 01:00.101 --> 01:02.395 [man 3] Win it, prove it. It's win it, prove it. 01:02.479 --> 01:03.563 [man 1] Make it, earn it… 01:03.646 --> 01:05.440 -[man 3] You switched it. -Oh! Okay. 01:06.191 --> 01:08.818 Make it, earn it, prove it, win it. 01:08.902 --> 01:10.153 -[man 3 laughs] -Was that… 01:10.236 --> 01:13.448 -[laughs] Was that… Was that mixing it? -Time to bring it. 01:14.032 --> 01:17.035 Make it, earn it, win it, prove it. 01:18.119 --> 01:20.163 -[man 1] One more time. -One more time?! 01:20.246 --> 01:24.042 Oh my goodness! I think I should stick to my day job. 01:24.125 --> 01:25.126 [laughter] 01:26.795 --> 01:29.255 -[male fan] Win some money. -[boy] I don't need your signature. 01:29.339 --> 01:33.384 Can you go down and call Rory McIlroy for me, and tell him to come up here? 01:34.219 --> 01:35.345 Did you guys get that? 01:35.970 --> 01:38.348 -[interviewer] Do you wanna do the slate? -Yeah. 01:38.431 --> 01:41.142 [suspenseful music playing] 01:41.226 --> 01:44.479 [Bradford Wilson] In just two months, Tom Kim went from, "Who is that?" 01:44.562 --> 01:46.731 to a literal global superstar. 01:46.815 --> 01:49.109 -[announcer 1] Coming up, Tom Kim. -[announcer 2] Tom Kim. 01:49.192 --> 01:51.402 -[announcer 3] Tom Kim. -[announcer 4] Got it! 01:51.486 --> 01:54.989 Two wins in his last four PGA TOUR starts. Pretty impressive. 01:55.073 --> 01:57.450 He has taken the world by storm. 01:57.534 --> 02:00.495 [Amanda Balionis] Tom Kim has been a professional since he was 15 years old. 02:00.578 --> 02:04.916 He's the first player since Tiger Woods to win twice before the age of 21. 02:04.999 --> 02:08.419 [announcer 5] We have this tournament's youngest winner of all time. 02:08.503 --> 02:09.671 [Sean Foley] You could argue 02:09.754 --> 02:13.258 there's hardly ever been a better 20-year-old than Tom Kim. 02:13.341 --> 02:15.009 He's a generational talent. 02:15.093 --> 02:17.137 [announcer 6] A golf swing like it fell out of heaven. 02:17.220 --> 02:18.138 -[cheering] -Yeah! 02:18.221 --> 02:20.431 [announcer 7] Look at this 20-year-old! 02:20.932 --> 02:22.100 He's extremely talented. 02:22.183 --> 02:24.394 He's such a big personality in our game 02:24.477 --> 02:27.272 that looks like he's going to break so many records. 02:27.355 --> 02:29.774 [announcer 8] Tom Kim has arrived. 02:30.358 --> 02:32.360 Tom Kim is the one everyone's looking at this year. 02:32.443 --> 02:34.696 He won a tournament as a teenager on the PGA TOUR. 02:34.779 --> 02:35.780 That's gonna happen. 02:35.864 --> 02:38.783 [announcer 9] He has the potential to be a global superstar. 02:39.534 --> 02:41.619 [Dan Rapaport] But that also means there's expectations 02:41.703 --> 02:43.162 for Tom Kim to keep winning. 02:43.246 --> 02:47.667 And those expectations, it can be too much for a 20-year-old to handle. 02:49.085 --> 02:50.795 [Tom] I always knew I belonged, 02:51.379 --> 02:53.798 but there are always doubts. 02:55.300 --> 02:56.426 "Gosh! Am I good enough?" 02:56.509 --> 02:58.845 [man 2] Make it, earn it, win it, prove it. 02:59.345 --> 03:02.473 [Tom] Make it, earn it, win it… 03:09.522 --> 03:11.316 [distant seagulls crying] 03:12.859 --> 03:14.652 [birds singing] 03:15.862 --> 03:17.780 -[man] How are you doin'? -How's it goin'? 03:19.157 --> 03:20.950 -What's the last name? -[Tom] Kim. 03:21.034 --> 03:22.160 My name is Tom Kim. 03:22.243 --> 03:23.620 I'm 20 years old, 03:23.703 --> 03:25.455 and I'm a professional golfer. 03:25.538 --> 03:26.623 Oh… 03:26.706 --> 03:30.418 Last year, I didn't have status at all on tour until the end of the season. 03:31.711 --> 03:32.587 [guard] Kim? 03:32.670 --> 03:36.174 [Tom] But this year for me, it's gonna be important to show everyone what I can do 03:36.257 --> 03:38.468 and compete at the best stage. 03:39.093 --> 03:40.970 This is the funny thing with experience. 03:41.054 --> 03:43.640 I feel like I don't know my way around the clubhouse sometimes. 03:43.723 --> 03:44.557 [chuckles] 03:44.641 --> 03:46.476 [indistinct chatter] 03:47.393 --> 03:48.561 [Tom] Uh-oh, wrong way. 03:50.730 --> 03:53.566 I've always felt like, "Man, I am the youngest out here." 03:54.651 --> 03:57.403 Then, once I got on the PGA TOUR, I started seeing all these guys. 03:57.487 --> 04:00.365 You know, you see Rory hitting, you know, 380-yard drives. 04:01.157 --> 04:04.452 I play with Scottie a lot. His ball-striking, it's unlike any other. 04:04.535 --> 04:08.873 If I go for advice, I go to Jordan a lot. JT, I've asked JT a lot of stuff. 04:09.374 --> 04:13.544 I didn't have a lot of friends growing up, so I'm excited to be around those guys. 04:14.963 --> 04:17.840 -[Justin Thomas] You ever play this hole? -[Tom] First time, first time. 04:17.924 --> 04:19.550 -[Justin] Wow! -[Tom] First time. 04:19.634 --> 04:22.345 -Use a driver from this tee? -A driver or 3-wood. 04:22.428 --> 04:24.138 -You could hit either one. -[tapping] 04:25.223 --> 04:26.140 You're up, Tom. 04:26.224 --> 04:27.475 [tapping continues] 04:29.686 --> 04:31.813 He's too nice. I can't even give him shit. 04:32.605 --> 04:34.107 [Dan Rapaport] Tom has a lot to learn 04:34.190 --> 04:36.401 about what it's really like to be on the PGA TOUR. 04:37.568 --> 04:38.403 [strikes ball] 04:39.362 --> 04:40.738 That was his big swing. 04:40.822 --> 04:43.241 -[Max] Is that your "go hard"? -[Tom] Kind of, yeah. 04:43.825 --> 04:47.328 [Dan] Golf is funny because you spend all this time around your competitors. 04:47.829 --> 04:49.664 These guys all play practice rounds together, 04:49.747 --> 04:51.207 and it's definitely friendly. 04:51.291 --> 04:53.710 -You only do that sometimes. -To hit it hard, what do you do? 04:53.793 --> 04:55.586 -Swing it harder. -Just swing it harder. 04:55.670 --> 04:57.255 -That is what you need to know. -[laughs] 04:57.338 --> 05:01.009 [Dan] But when you spend this time, it's like they're trying to suss you out. 05:01.092 --> 05:02.051 What is this guy about? 05:02.135 --> 05:04.304 What is he made of? What kind of competitor is he? 05:04.387 --> 05:06.264 You tried to hit it close. [chuckles] 05:07.015 --> 05:10.518 [Dan] Tom has to realize he is really swimming with sharks out here. 05:12.103 --> 05:14.647 [Justin] You have friendships before the first tee time, 05:14.731 --> 05:17.317 but as soon as that tournament starts, 05:17.400 --> 05:18.943 it's just me versus you, 05:19.027 --> 05:21.612 and I just… I just wanna beat you. That's it. 05:22.739 --> 05:24.365 [caddie] Oh wow! 05:24.449 --> 05:25.575 -Hell yeah! -Fantastic. 05:25.658 --> 05:27.702 I know that if I'm at my ceiling, 05:27.785 --> 05:29.203 that I will beat anybody. 05:29.787 --> 05:31.330 Just stay out of my way. 05:31.831 --> 05:32.915 [Tom] I came to the course. 05:32.999 --> 05:34.500 -They have dinner here? -[Jordan] Yeah. 05:34.584 --> 05:36.669 Did you just go in and order in the locker room? 05:36.753 --> 05:39.672 [Tom] Yeah. They had peanut butter and, like, jam. 05:40.340 --> 05:42.175 -[Jordan] Probably for the kids. -[Tom chuckles] 05:42.258 --> 05:44.969 -[Jordan] Which I guess includes you. -[Tom] Yeah. Wow! 05:45.053 --> 05:46.721 [chuckles] Wow, okay. 05:47.388 --> 05:51.059 [Jordan] There's, like, my… my 15-month-old, Rickie's 15-month-old, 05:51.142 --> 05:54.687 and Tom Kim just sitting crisscross applesauce, eating PB&Js. 05:54.771 --> 05:55.646 [Tom chuckles] 05:56.689 --> 05:59.275 There's a lot of jokes about me being 12 years old, 06:00.485 --> 06:02.570 and I just wanna be taken seriously, 06:04.072 --> 06:06.491 and I need to prove that I can beat these guys. 06:06.991 --> 06:08.493 -[Justin] Good job, everybody. -Thanks. 06:08.576 --> 06:09.952 Hey, man. That was fun. 06:10.787 --> 06:11.996 -Hey, Tom. -[Tom] See ya. 06:12.663 --> 06:14.540 [Sean] You know, Tom is hard on himself. 06:14.624 --> 06:17.710 I've seen him do that because he is very competitive. 06:17.794 --> 06:20.254 He knows he can win on any golf course in the world, 06:20.338 --> 06:23.341 but I think those players at the highest level, 06:23.424 --> 06:25.385 they only respect winning a major, 06:26.260 --> 06:29.514 and so Tom Kim has a lot to prove. 06:33.893 --> 06:35.937 -[man] Can you show us around, please? -[Tom] Sure. 06:36.938 --> 06:37.855 [man] What's this? 06:38.606 --> 06:40.191 [Tom] So, this is a cooler. 06:40.274 --> 06:42.568 So, when I get lazy, obviously. 06:44.195 --> 06:45.154 I'm a little heavy. 06:45.238 --> 06:47.073 [cooler screeches] 06:51.285 --> 06:52.120 [Tom] Ow! 06:53.704 --> 06:57.750 So, this is perfect. Obviously, you know, no need to walk, uh, ten yards. 06:58.376 --> 07:00.837 Open the fridge, get something to eat, 07:00.920 --> 07:03.131 and then off… 07:03.214 --> 07:04.424 [cooler screeches] 07:04.507 --> 07:07.260 we… go. 07:07.802 --> 07:10.096 [cooler screeches] 07:10.721 --> 07:12.723 [man] What's the, uh, story behind this? 07:12.807 --> 07:14.392 [Tom] So, I got this as a gift. 07:15.059 --> 07:19.397 I nicknamed myself Thomas, and my parents always told me how much I loved the show. 07:19.480 --> 07:22.150 I always had, you know, Thomas in my hand, apparently, 07:22.233 --> 07:23.985 when I was… when I was a young kid. 07:24.652 --> 07:26.779 [soft piano music playing] 07:28.948 --> 07:31.200 [Tom] I was born in Seoul, South Korea. 07:32.910 --> 07:35.455 My dad and my brother would go out to the golf course. 07:35.538 --> 07:36.789 I loved riding the golf cart. 07:37.373 --> 07:40.334 And then it transitioned to… I started chipping and putting, 07:40.418 --> 07:42.462 and naturally started to play golf. 07:44.422 --> 07:48.342 This is my first World Golf Ranking win, this small trophy right here. 07:48.426 --> 07:51.721 I turned professional at the age of 15 on the Asian Tour. 07:52.221 --> 07:54.682 I never really had thoughts of playing college golf. 07:55.183 --> 07:57.351 The main goal was to play on the PGA TOUR. 08:00.021 --> 08:03.357 I thought once I got to the PGA TOUR, I'd succeeded in life. I'm done. 08:03.441 --> 08:06.569 But it's actually once I got here, it was like, "Man, I want more." 08:08.863 --> 08:10.948 [Tom] I want to win a major championship, 08:11.824 --> 08:14.285 and the Masters is my first chance to win. 08:14.368 --> 08:16.829 [hip-hop music playing] 08:24.545 --> 08:26.172 [Tom] This is a welcome to the Masters. 08:29.425 --> 08:30.760 And we missed a turn. 08:30.843 --> 08:33.262 Very good there, Tom. Lovely. 08:33.346 --> 08:35.097 [phone rings] 08:37.516 --> 08:38.518 [Tom] Let's decline. 08:39.310 --> 08:40.728 -[chuckles] -[woman] Oh no! 08:40.811 --> 08:41.687 It's just my mom. 08:43.648 --> 08:46.901 Yeah, she's probably just asking where I'm at. Just checking in. 08:47.401 --> 08:51.197 Saw her last night, but I have a very loving mother where she… 08:51.739 --> 08:54.492 She cares about me a lot. So it's kind of nice. 08:54.575 --> 08:55.451 [chuckles softly] 08:56.744 --> 08:58.871 All right, are we ready for this? 08:58.955 --> 09:03.376 The best… drive in golf, ladies and gentlemen. 09:03.459 --> 09:04.502 Here we go. 09:04.585 --> 09:06.045 [dramatic music playing] 09:06.128 --> 09:08.881 [Amanda] It always is a massive leap forward 09:08.965 --> 09:12.176 into your career if you can prove that you are good enough 09:12.260 --> 09:13.511 to win a major championship. 09:13.594 --> 09:16.430 Winning the Masters, though, takes you into a different stratosphere, 09:16.514 --> 09:19.850 especially if you are young and can accomplish this feat. 09:21.185 --> 09:24.230 [announcer 1] And there is your new Masters champion. 09:24.313 --> 09:26.649 Youngest ever! Jack Nicklaus! 09:26.732 --> 09:30.111 [Dan] Jack Nicklaus won the Masters for the first time when he was 23. 09:30.861 --> 09:33.489 [announcer 2] There it is! A win for the ages! 09:33.573 --> 09:36.826 [Dan] Tiger won the Masters by 12 shots when he was 21. 09:37.910 --> 09:38.744 [cheering] 09:38.828 --> 09:41.497 [announcer 3] One of the epic performances! 09:41.581 --> 09:44.584 [Dan] And Jordan Spieth also won the Masters at 21 years old. 09:45.835 --> 09:48.671 Normally, there's not that many expectations surrounding a guy 09:48.754 --> 09:50.756 as he's just getting adjusted to life on tour. 09:50.840 --> 09:54.552 But, in reality, this is the age when guys set themselves apart. 09:55.595 --> 09:58.180 [Tom] Here's a question. Where can I get sandwiches? 09:58.848 --> 10:01.267 [man] The player area over by the main clubhouse. 10:01.350 --> 10:02.476 -Is it open now? -Yeah. 10:02.560 --> 10:03.686 [Tom] Oh, awesome. 10:03.769 --> 10:05.146 Appreciate that. Thank you. 10:05.229 --> 10:06.147 -How are you? -Welcome. 10:06.230 --> 10:07.148 [Tom] Thank you. 10:09.650 --> 10:12.987 Hi. I'm just trying to get to the… player lounge. 10:13.070 --> 10:15.156 -Player lounge. Just take a… -Right here? 10:15.239 --> 10:16.991 Hi. Is this the players' lounge? 10:17.074 --> 10:18.075 Oh, there we go. 10:18.576 --> 10:19.869 Huh! I wonder… 10:19.952 --> 10:22.913 'Cause this is a champion's locker. I wonder if it's actually… 10:23.706 --> 10:24.624 [man 1] Champions? 10:24.707 --> 10:26.584 Yeah, I… I'm just… Yeah, I'm not… 10:26.667 --> 10:28.461 -[man 1] The regular locker room? -Yeah. 10:28.961 --> 10:31.547 Yeah, I don't think I'm allowed to be here. [laughs] 10:31.631 --> 10:33.758 This is, like, against the rule, actually. 10:34.842 --> 10:36.260 I'm just trying to go eat. 10:36.969 --> 10:39.180 -[man 2] I'll take you there. -[Tom] All right. Perfect. 10:41.557 --> 10:43.184 Don't think I was allowed up there. 10:49.482 --> 10:53.027 I'll have a pimento cheese. Yeah, appreciate that. Thank you. 10:53.694 --> 10:54.695 Take this from you. 10:55.446 --> 10:56.822 I ordered a pimento cheese. 10:57.490 --> 10:59.700 You gotta get it at Augusta. Yeah, it's like… 11:00.618 --> 11:02.870 I think it's just a tradition. Um… 11:03.663 --> 11:05.247 Probably not the best thing I should eat. 11:05.331 --> 11:07.041 My trainer's not gonna be happy, but… 11:07.124 --> 11:08.459 [sniffs] …it's all right. 11:13.923 --> 11:16.133 Hey, come here. I gotta show you something. 11:17.635 --> 11:18.469 What's up? 11:20.971 --> 11:23.349 You see… you see what all these cards say? 11:23.432 --> 11:24.266 [Tom] Oh God! 11:24.975 --> 11:26.143 -Oh God! -[laughter] 11:27.186 --> 11:28.896 -[laughs loudly] -All right, winner. 11:29.397 --> 11:31.440 You're the worst. You're the worst. 11:31.524 --> 11:33.484 I'm gonna get out of your parking spot. 11:36.445 --> 11:37.321 That's so good. 11:40.324 --> 11:41.992 There's a thing called the monkey brain, 11:42.076 --> 11:45.246 and it's always telling you to do the things that you shouldn't, 11:45.871 --> 11:47.415 especially with cravings. 11:47.498 --> 11:49.250 Like, I'm a big foodie, obviously, 11:49.333 --> 11:52.002 but it's just the monkey always telling you 11:52.086 --> 11:55.131 to have the McFlurry or this and that. 11:57.091 --> 11:59.802 I hate my monkey brain because it definitely tells… 11:59.885 --> 12:05.015 'Cause you can almost taste the ice cream, or the chocolate, or whatever it is. 12:08.936 --> 12:11.439 [dramatic music playing] 12:12.022 --> 12:14.942 [announcer 1] Good morning from the Augusta National Golf Club. 12:15.526 --> 12:20.698 [announcer 2] It's Sunday, Easter Sunday. The 87th playing of the Masters. 12:24.618 --> 12:25.703 [spectators chatting] 12:27.621 --> 12:28.706 I missed ya, Joey. 12:29.290 --> 12:31.542 -[Joey] You missed me? Aw. -I know. [chuckles] 12:31.625 --> 12:35.296 I think Tom has shown that he has a chance to be great. 12:36.255 --> 12:39.091 But I think it does add pressure. 12:40.134 --> 12:43.846 You have certain expectations put on you, you have the ones on yourself, 12:43.929 --> 12:45.848 and then you have to go out and play golf. 12:45.931 --> 12:48.893 And so what happens from here, we don't know. 12:50.060 --> 12:52.605 [Dan] When you've won twice on the PGA TOUR at such a young age, 12:52.688 --> 12:54.148 it's easy to just think 12:54.231 --> 12:57.443 that the next thing that's gonna happen is major championship success. 12:57.526 --> 12:58.527 You don't know any better. 12:58.611 --> 13:00.571 All you've experienced in your young career 13:00.654 --> 13:01.947 is success and winning. 13:03.282 --> 13:06.035 [Tom] I'm not gonna lie. It's so hard not to get aggressive right now. 13:06.535 --> 13:09.330 [Joe] Dude, if you start it at that tower, the wind's gonna move it, 13:09.830 --> 13:10.831 it's gonna spin right, 13:10.915 --> 13:13.501 and we're gonna have six or eight feet from the left of it. 13:15.127 --> 13:16.504 [announcer 1] Here's Tom Kim. 13:17.546 --> 13:19.965 He's impressed a lot of folks this week. 13:20.925 --> 13:22.593 He's only 20 years old. 13:22.676 --> 13:24.720 He is younger than eight of the top ten 13:24.804 --> 13:27.306 in the world amateur rankings. 13:29.558 --> 13:30.726 This is for par. 13:32.895 --> 13:33.979 No! 13:35.731 --> 13:37.024 This is for bogey. 13:38.609 --> 13:39.527 [applause] 13:39.610 --> 13:41.362 [announcer 2] Not the start he wanted. 13:43.447 --> 13:46.909 Tom Kim. Last year, he performed at such a high level. 13:46.992 --> 13:49.495 [announcer 3] This for birdie at the seventh. 13:49.995 --> 13:51.705 [dramatic music playing] 13:57.670 --> 13:58.504 [applause] 13:58.587 --> 14:02.508 [announcer 3] He didn't seem happy. He wanted to be in the mix of it. 14:02.591 --> 14:04.301 [applause continues] 14:09.515 --> 14:11.600 [Tom] You're 16th at your first Masters. 14:11.684 --> 14:15.813 It's… it's a great week, but it wasn't really the result that I was looking for. 14:17.022 --> 14:19.191 I had so much expectations going into the week. 14:19.275 --> 14:23.279 And this is not gonna change anything. I need to get better. 14:23.362 --> 14:24.989 -[Joe] See ya. -You know what's funny? 14:25.072 --> 14:27.491 Like you said, it's my best finish since Amex, 14:27.992 --> 14:29.410 but it doesn't feel like it. 14:30.202 --> 14:32.621 -It's so weird. -Well played. Well played. 14:32.705 --> 14:33.622 Just go enjoy it. 14:34.164 --> 14:35.875 It can be difficult to see 14:36.876 --> 14:39.628 a really good player be so hard on themselves, 14:39.712 --> 14:41.130 especially such a young player. 14:41.213 --> 14:42.673 Bye, guys. See ya. 14:44.550 --> 14:46.343 [Dan] A finish like this for a young player 14:46.427 --> 14:48.512 can be a huge point of inflection. 14:49.471 --> 14:51.974 The question is, which way will it take him? 14:55.561 --> 14:57.563 [pensive music playing] 15:02.943 --> 15:04.570 [golf cart screeches] 15:07.489 --> 15:09.575 [Tom] After playing the Masters for the first time, 15:09.658 --> 15:13.037 I think I have more of a clear picture of what I need to get done 15:13.120 --> 15:15.372 before I get ready for the next major. 15:18.250 --> 15:20.920 All my schedule around golf is just making sure 15:21.003 --> 15:24.131 that I get enough practice and I get ready for a tournament. 15:24.214 --> 15:25.799 This is a pretty good range session. 15:26.800 --> 15:27.635 Did you eat? 15:28.928 --> 15:30.638 [Ben] I need to leave in three minutes. 15:30.721 --> 15:34.350 It's so packed, I don't even have time to respond to texts and stuff. 15:34.433 --> 15:36.018 Take that rest day tomorrow. 15:37.937 --> 15:39.813 [Tom] I still have to practice and book tickets. 15:39.897 --> 15:41.774 [chuckles] I ain't gettin' on the plane. 15:41.857 --> 15:44.151 -Sounds like a you problem. -You're an asshole. 15:44.652 --> 15:46.820 [Ben] The thing about assholes is everybody needs one. 15:48.322 --> 15:50.866 -[laughs] -That was… that was not clean. 15:52.159 --> 15:53.869 -[Ben] Wheels up. -[Tom] Let's roll. 15:56.038 --> 15:57.873 [man] Let's see just a few styles on you. 16:01.168 --> 16:02.169 This is some tech. 16:03.837 --> 16:05.422 -I wish I had a mirror-- -[woman] Oh yeah. 16:05.506 --> 16:07.383 -[man] Yeah. -[Tom] How nerdy do I look? 16:07.466 --> 16:08.550 [laughter] 16:08.634 --> 16:10.844 [Tom] The PGA TOUR has been a complete transition 16:10.928 --> 16:13.097 to a different life, a different world. 16:13.180 --> 16:14.556 [in Korean] Hello! 16:15.683 --> 16:16.976 I've been so busy. 16:17.059 --> 16:18.310 [conversation in Korean] 16:18.394 --> 16:20.229 [Tom] I have a lot more obligations. 16:21.230 --> 16:23.440 -What time is it? -[Ben] A quarter to 12. 16:23.524 --> 16:24.692 It's only been an hour? 16:25.192 --> 16:26.819 -Oh boy. -[Tom laughs] 16:26.902 --> 16:32.324 It's been hard learning managing my time, managing my practice schedule. 16:34.243 --> 16:37.162 He has so many different roles and wears so many different hats, 16:37.246 --> 16:38.497 on course, off course. 16:39.456 --> 16:42.376 But that's part of success for first year on the PGA TOUR. 16:42.459 --> 16:45.170 -[camera clicking] -[speaking Korean] 16:45.254 --> 16:47.840 [Dylan Dethier] Overnight success as a young guy 16:47.923 --> 16:51.510 that suddenly has a lot of people that want his time and attention… 16:51.593 --> 16:52.428 it's awesome. 16:52.511 --> 16:53.887 It's also very tricky. 16:55.305 --> 16:57.891 [Dan] There's more demands on your time, and I think it's important, 16:57.975 --> 17:01.645 when guys get all this attention, to not be starry-eyed and wide-eyed 17:01.729 --> 17:05.649 and say yes to every media opportunity or every interview that you have. 17:05.733 --> 17:08.235 -You have to keep the focus on golf. -[Ben] Thanks, everybody. 17:08.318 --> 17:09.445 [in Korean] Thank you. 17:11.447 --> 17:13.782 Jeez, it's been packed. I have not stopped. 17:14.283 --> 17:17.077 You know, the GQ people were telling me about, like… 17:17.161 --> 17:20.998 This is like celebrity schedule, you know? I'm like, "I'm a golfer." 17:21.957 --> 17:24.126 We're supposed to be practicing and do nothing. 17:26.003 --> 17:29.006 [Dylan] In golf, everything is leveraged on your play. 17:29.089 --> 17:33.260 So, it's all good as long as you keep playing to the level 17:33.343 --> 17:36.847 that you're currently at and that you are projected to be at. 17:36.930 --> 17:38.724 [Tom yawns loudly] 17:38.807 --> 17:41.185 -Dude, I'm so tired. -I know. [laughs] 17:41.268 --> 17:43.395 [Dylan] There's a lot coming at Tom Kim. 17:43.479 --> 17:46.482 And yeah, the pressure's on to keep it rolling. 17:47.191 --> 17:50.319 [dramatic music playing] 17:51.070 --> 17:55.282 [announcer] Major championship golf has returned to Western New York. 17:56.909 --> 18:00.829 Today, it's first-round coverage live from Oak Hill Country Club. 18:00.913 --> 18:01.830 [fans shouting] 18:02.414 --> 18:03.248 [strikes ball] 18:03.916 --> 18:05.834 It's a good… It's a big boy golf course. 18:05.918 --> 18:06.752 [strikes ball] 18:10.089 --> 18:12.174 You guys need to stop having a camera under… 18:12.257 --> 18:14.718 a camera, like, below me, because how fat… 18:14.802 --> 18:16.386 My face just looks like this. 18:16.470 --> 18:18.722 -[woman] No, it does not. -You guys need to be above me. 18:18.806 --> 18:20.474 [indistinct background conversation] 18:20.557 --> 18:21.725 [woman] You have a nice face. 18:21.809 --> 18:24.228 Appreciate that. Not a lot of ladies have told me so far. 18:24.311 --> 18:26.230 -[woman] What?! -Yup. 18:26.730 --> 18:29.233 [woman] Nah, I bet you have a big ladies' following. 18:30.192 --> 18:31.777 You sure? Doesn't seem like it. 18:32.820 --> 18:34.113 When people are seeing this, 18:35.697 --> 18:36.740 just hit me up. 18:36.824 --> 18:37.741 I'm available. 18:40.494 --> 18:41.954 Oh man, I screwed up my ball! 18:43.956 --> 18:47.835 [starter] Now on the first tee, from the Republic of Korea, Tom Kim! 18:47.918 --> 18:48.919 [applause] 18:49.002 --> 18:51.046 [suspenseful music playing] 18:51.129 --> 18:53.257 [announcer 1] This guy is gonna win major championships. 18:53.340 --> 18:54.800 [announcer 2] He's 20 years old. 18:57.719 --> 19:00.889 Interesting with him, he looks like such a powerful young man. 19:00.973 --> 19:04.059 His distance off the tee is sort of middle of the pack. 19:05.561 --> 19:07.771 [announcer 1] That's a little bit of a bad break. 19:11.024 --> 19:12.693 He'll have to make that for par. 19:17.781 --> 19:20.701 Tom Kim at six. 19:22.744 --> 19:25.747 -[announcer 2] That's not… -[announcer 1] Not good. In the mud. 19:28.542 --> 19:29.543 [Tom groans] 19:30.085 --> 19:31.753 -Tom Kim, oh no! -Oh jeez! Oh no! 19:31.837 --> 19:33.547 -[announcer 2 laughs] -[announcer 1] Oh no. 19:33.630 --> 19:36.425 -[announcer 2] Oh, it's all gone wrong. -[announcer 1] Oh no! 19:36.508 --> 19:37.759 [announcer 2] Oh, that's… 19:40.637 --> 19:42.639 -What… -[announcer 1] What in the world? 19:42.723 --> 19:43.557 [announcer 2] What? 19:44.057 --> 19:45.017 -Oh-- -Don't do it again! 19:45.100 --> 19:45.976 [announcer 2] No! 19:46.476 --> 19:48.520 -What does he have to lose? -It's fine at this point. 19:48.604 --> 19:49.438 [laughter] 19:49.521 --> 19:50.939 -Maybe just-- -Take a bath! 19:51.023 --> 19:52.816 …go into the creek, wash it off. 19:54.067 --> 19:56.111 [announcer 3] It's safe to say that everyone with us 19:56.195 --> 19:58.614 is rooting with all their heart for this man. [chuckles] 19:58.697 --> 19:59.615 [announcer 1] Yup. 20:00.866 --> 20:03.827 [reporter 1] There was an embarrassing moment on the course for Tom Kim. 20:03.911 --> 20:07.831 [reporter 2] This is Tom Kim, Kim getting a bit of a mud bath. 20:07.915 --> 20:09.666 [reporter 3] He thought it was a good idea, 20:09.750 --> 20:11.501 trying to save that stroke going into the mud, 20:11.585 --> 20:14.755 but when he got in there, he said it was a very dark place. 20:14.838 --> 20:15.797 That's where he went. 20:16.590 --> 20:17.966 [Rory] He's not a typical golfer. 20:18.050 --> 20:21.386 I think when people think about the best players in the world, 20:21.470 --> 20:24.723 I feel like they want them to fit into a certain type of mold, 20:26.016 --> 20:28.185 but it's not something that I would do. 20:29.811 --> 20:32.022 [Jordan] I see the video after we were done 20:32.105 --> 20:33.857 of him actually going in there. 20:34.483 --> 20:38.362 I don't know what his plan was, but, uh, clearly it didn't work out. 20:39.738 --> 20:41.865 -[man] I heard you'd fallen in the creek. -I sunk in. 20:41.949 --> 20:44.159 We looked… We looked at it. It's like murk. 20:44.243 --> 20:47.537 -Did they bring him a change of clothes? -[Joe] No, he washed off in the creek. 20:48.121 --> 20:51.875 Laced a 2-iron up on the fringe, and two-putted, and got out of there. 20:51.959 --> 20:53.585 -[chuckles] -What a legend. 20:53.669 --> 20:54.962 -Hey, Tom. -[Tom] Hey. 20:55.045 --> 20:57.673 -Did you have a shower? -[Tom] God, you saw it too? 20:57.756 --> 20:59.007 [Rickie Fowler] Attaboy. 20:59.091 --> 21:01.510 Lookin' good, lookin' good. 21:01.593 --> 21:03.387 -Did you see that? -[Rickie] That's why we're-- 21:03.470 --> 21:04.888 [Tony Finau] They told me about it. 21:04.972 --> 21:07.182 [Tom] The worst thing? I couldn't even find my ball. 21:07.683 --> 21:09.559 You went in there and couldn't even find it? 21:09.643 --> 21:12.312 -[Tom] Couldn't find it. Could've dropped. -You're crazy, bro. 21:14.856 --> 21:18.735 [Tom] It's been a very big learning curve for me. It's very, very frustrating. 21:19.319 --> 21:20.153 [car horn beeps] 21:21.363 --> 21:23.407 [Dan] For Tom, this can go one of two ways. 21:23.490 --> 21:25.659 He can be known as the lovable, affable guy 21:25.742 --> 21:29.037 who went frolicking in the mud and gave everyone on the Internet a laugh, 21:29.121 --> 21:34.001 or he can rededicate himself to becoming one of the best golfers on the planet. 21:49.850 --> 21:52.394 [inhales deeply] I haven't played in two days. 21:52.477 --> 21:54.187 -[coach chuckles] -Feels weird. 21:54.730 --> 21:56.898 -[laughs] -[coach] How's the alignment feel? 21:56.982 --> 22:00.402 So, if I'm aiming at the green pin, it felt like I was aiming at the carton. 22:00.485 --> 22:01.778 -Got ya. -So it's… 22:01.862 --> 22:03.989 Yeah, yeah. So, you go to the top and stop. 22:04.781 --> 22:08.910 See, the big thing for you is to make sure that this doesn't work up in transition. 22:08.994 --> 22:12.706 [Tom] I've always had a great understanding of my golf swing. 22:14.791 --> 22:18.003 But focusing more on, like, trying to score and trying to adjust, 22:18.086 --> 22:20.297 like, you kind of get into, like, bad spots. 22:20.380 --> 22:22.883 And I reached out to Chris. 22:22.966 --> 22:26.553 I felt like I kind of needed someone to help me just understand it more. 22:27.179 --> 22:30.182 I feel like this year, the golf course has changed for me so much, 22:30.265 --> 22:31.725 compared to where I've played before. 22:31.808 --> 22:34.770 The short-side misses are way worse than what it used to be. 22:34.853 --> 22:37.647 If I would miss it left in a bunker, it'd still be kind of doable. 22:37.731 --> 22:39.191 You always had a good lie uphill. 22:39.274 --> 22:42.069 Now it's like if you go in that bunker on the PGA TOUR, you're dead. 22:42.152 --> 22:43.236 -[Chris] Yeah. -It's a bogey. 22:43.320 --> 22:45.989 And I've been making so many mistakes. 22:46.573 --> 22:49.785 [Chris] Golf's a tough game. It's fickle. It's easy to get into these little funks. 22:49.868 --> 22:52.954 And it can seem like you're going to never get out of it. 22:53.038 --> 22:56.917 Then you put more pressure on yourself 'cause you know what you're capable of, 22:57.000 --> 23:00.504 and it's trying to unravel this knot that's way more complicated 23:00.587 --> 23:03.215 than just saying, "Hey, man, you gotta believe in yourself." 23:03.757 --> 23:05.926 It oftentimes becomes this little puzzle 23:06.009 --> 23:08.470 that a player and their team have to try to figure out. 23:08.970 --> 23:11.389 It's a double-edged sword because I think you're… 23:11.473 --> 23:13.809 "The perfectionism" is part of why you work so hard. 23:13.892 --> 23:16.269 It's part of just the precision you're seeking. 23:16.728 --> 23:20.482 But you want to have the perfectionism be more about, like, the process. 23:20.565 --> 23:21.399 Yeah. I dunno. 23:21.483 --> 23:24.945 It's like I feel like I don't really care about the process sometimes. 23:25.028 --> 23:26.196 I just want to hit it close. 23:26.279 --> 23:27.739 -[Chris] The outcome? -Yeah. 23:27.823 --> 23:29.991 [Chris] This kid could be number one player in the world. 23:30.075 --> 23:31.034 He's got that game. 23:31.118 --> 23:33.036 He's got the focus. He's got the work ethic. 23:34.246 --> 23:35.914 It just needs to, like, come out. 23:36.665 --> 23:40.877 You know, I think getting away from such a tied-to-the-outcome type of mindset 23:40.961 --> 23:43.255 to more of that process, that is part of the maturity. 23:43.338 --> 23:46.591 You talk about Tiger. I mean, he was so into the process. 23:47.175 --> 23:48.009 Yeah. 23:48.969 --> 23:49.803 No, that's… 23:51.012 --> 23:52.639 that's why he's the best, right? 23:54.808 --> 23:55.642 [strikes ball] 23:56.143 --> 23:57.352 [Chris] That was beautiful. 24:00.147 --> 24:01.356 [bird squawks] 24:02.774 --> 24:06.403 [announcer] The most eagerly anticipated day of the golfing calendar. 24:06.486 --> 24:12.284 Welcome to Royal Liverpool and the first day of the 151st Open. 24:12.367 --> 24:13.994 [dramatic music playing] 24:14.828 --> 24:16.580 Good to see you, sir. Have a good day. 24:16.663 --> 24:18.498 You can call me Mr. Royal Liverpool now. 24:18.999 --> 24:20.041 [man shouts] Rory! 24:20.542 --> 24:23.795 The Open Championship is steeped in tradition, 24:24.379 --> 24:28.550 and one that golfers from around the world want to win. 24:28.633 --> 24:30.969 -I went to Italy after for a couple weeks. -Right. 24:32.095 --> 24:32.971 Did he really? 24:34.097 --> 24:35.098 Rickie, good luck. 24:36.141 --> 24:38.185 [chuckles] Did you hear what he said? 24:38.852 --> 24:42.606 I said, "Will it be bad if I took off my shirt and started cleaning myself?" 24:42.689 --> 24:44.941 He said, "You've already done that." [chuckles] 24:45.442 --> 24:46.276 Flashback. 24:47.694 --> 24:50.822 Maybe they're showing the… me in the mud right now. 24:53.158 --> 24:55.911 [announcer 1] So we begin the final major challenge of the year. 24:56.870 --> 25:00.165 It can be baffling at times, especially for the uninitiated. 25:01.249 --> 25:05.837 [announcer 2] Tom Kim really only started his journey into the spotlight a year ago. 25:06.546 --> 25:09.591 [Dan] The Open is Tom Kim's last chance this year 25:09.674 --> 25:11.968 to prove that he has what it takes to compete 25:12.052 --> 25:14.679 against the best players in the world on the biggest stages. 25:15.680 --> 25:17.849 There's no doubt that Tom has made an impact 25:17.933 --> 25:19.935 with how he's played over the last year. 25:20.894 --> 25:23.980 [announcer 3] It's at the back of the green, hanging on by a thimble. 25:24.064 --> 25:27.776 But his results in the major championship have not been as good 25:27.859 --> 25:30.946 as you might expect for someone with that kind of ability. 25:33.240 --> 25:35.492 -[spectators groan] -[announcer 3] Went early. 25:36.451 --> 25:37.953 It did swing a lot, didn't it? 25:39.204 --> 25:41.289 So, it's a three-putt bogey for Tom Kim. 25:41.373 --> 25:43.208 [applause] 25:45.877 --> 25:48.129 [announcer 4] Tom Kim. Can he convert? 25:48.630 --> 25:49.881 [applause] 25:49.965 --> 25:52.842 [announcer 4] Not a great round, but it's a nice finish. 25:55.262 --> 25:59.015 And the one thing we know for sure, Tom Kim will come out fighting tomorrow. 26:09.734 --> 26:14.364 [Tom] The way I played today was just a grind, so I am just mentally so drained. 26:15.573 --> 26:17.576 [indistinct chatter] 26:18.159 --> 26:23.290 [Ben] Tom, for some reason, believes that he's less talented maybe than others. 26:23.999 --> 26:25.333 I would beg to differ. 26:25.417 --> 26:27.168 But, as I tell him, 26:27.252 --> 26:30.046 hard work beats talent when talent doesn't work hard. 26:31.715 --> 26:34.843 I have dedicated everything just to golf, and I still do. 26:36.428 --> 26:39.639 And it is the last major of the year, 26:39.723 --> 26:41.725 and I know what I'm capable of. 26:53.528 --> 26:55.822 Up you come. We'll have a look at things together. 26:58.950 --> 27:00.702 Can you tell us what happened, Tom? 27:01.536 --> 27:04.497 [Tom] Where I'm staying, they have this patio. 27:04.581 --> 27:08.460 And my foot got caught, and it slipped, and it popped. 27:08.543 --> 27:11.963 So, it will be helpful to have a look with imaging just to see what we can see. 27:16.468 --> 27:18.595 [man] This is the talus. That's the fibula. 27:19.095 --> 27:20.764 This is the origin of the ATFL, 27:20.847 --> 27:23.475 and I think you've got a tear of the ATFL there. 27:23.558 --> 27:24.851 [sighs] 27:27.562 --> 27:29.731 [man] Pretty much a grade three tear. 27:29.814 --> 27:31.232 [Tom] A grade three tear? 27:31.316 --> 27:33.735 [man] Yeah, so it's a complete tear of the three. 27:35.487 --> 27:37.822 -So that's where it really hurts. -Ow! 27:39.699 --> 27:40.950 Yeah. Oh! 27:43.036 --> 27:44.621 I am just so frustrated. 27:45.538 --> 27:47.499 I feel like I'm ready. I had one bad round. 27:47.582 --> 27:50.377 But I feel like if I just have more rounds, I can play well. 27:50.919 --> 27:52.754 And this is my last major. 27:52.837 --> 27:55.340 I do not wanna go back to the US, stay on my couch 27:55.423 --> 27:56.758 and not be able to do anything. 27:56.841 --> 27:58.009 I just don't wanna do that. 27:58.843 --> 28:02.263 So, Tom, what we have the ability to do now is it can be strapped up. 28:04.182 --> 28:05.892 [Sean] Injuries are tricky, right? 28:06.976 --> 28:10.605 It's tough to tell a guy who does this for a living, 28:10.688 --> 28:13.692 and does it as his passion, that he has to wait to do it. 28:14.275 --> 28:15.276 [Tom groans] 28:15.360 --> 28:18.863 [Sean] But the problem is the mechanics and the movement and the demand 28:18.947 --> 28:21.282 is just going to continue to injure that place. 28:22.075 --> 28:25.453 So you gotta be careful how you're gonna really handle that. 28:30.458 --> 28:33.670 [starter] On the tee, from Korea, Tom Kim. 28:33.753 --> 28:35.964 [applause] 28:38.550 --> 28:39.968 [dramatic music playing] 28:40.051 --> 28:42.303 [announcer 1] Tom Kim, playing through injury. 28:42.387 --> 28:43.221 [applause] 28:43.304 --> 28:45.724 [announcer 1] The team around him said just try to gut it out, 28:45.807 --> 28:47.183 which you rarely hear anymore. 28:48.351 --> 28:49.811 Birdie at four. 28:50.311 --> 28:52.397 To get to two-over, 28:52.480 --> 28:53.314 and well done. 28:53.398 --> 28:54.691 [applause] 28:54.774 --> 28:56.985 [announcer 1] Now, Kim to get it to one-over. 28:57.485 --> 28:58.736 [applause] 28:58.820 --> 29:01.448 [announcer 2] Looks like he's struggling a little bit with his walk. 29:02.407 --> 29:04.033 [announcer 1] For birdie at the eighth. 29:04.534 --> 29:05.952 He's got it going today. 29:07.704 --> 29:10.081 [Joe] They always say, "Beware of the sick or injured golfer," 29:10.165 --> 29:14.085 because you're thinking so much about that that you're not thinking as much 29:14.169 --> 29:16.379 about what happens if I make bogey. 29:16.463 --> 29:20.842 It can take the expectations and the worries about the golf off. 29:24.429 --> 29:27.599 When you play through an injury and make the injury worse 29:27.682 --> 29:28.975 where you're gonna miss time, 29:29.058 --> 29:31.770 you're reducing the number of events you'll get the following year. 29:31.853 --> 29:36.316 So it has a huge impact on your ability to keep your PGA TOUR card. 29:37.734 --> 29:41.863 [announcer 1] Third-round coverage at the 151st playing of the Open. 29:42.989 --> 29:44.115 [announcer 2] Tom Kim. 29:44.657 --> 29:47.702 He's up six shots better yesterday than the day before. 29:47.785 --> 29:49.370 Really turned it around nicely. 29:50.955 --> 29:53.792 With Tom Kim, since he came out on tour, 29:53.875 --> 29:57.003 his character has always been this fun-loving, 29:57.086 --> 29:59.923 funny, super talented young kid. 30:01.549 --> 30:03.176 Well, now at the Open, we found out 30:03.259 --> 30:06.221 that actually he's a super gritty young kid as well. 30:08.807 --> 30:10.350 [announcer 2] In it goes for Tom Kim. 30:10.850 --> 30:14.312 [Henni] And I think that was where you really saw his mental strength. 30:14.395 --> 30:17.065 It's almost Tiger-style, playing on such an injury. 30:20.610 --> 30:21.486 [cheering] 30:22.070 --> 30:24.948 [Bradford] I don't want to hear that golfers aren't tough. 30:25.573 --> 30:29.244 Like, if I get a cold, I'm out four to six weeks. 30:29.327 --> 30:33.122 So to play through an ankle injury, that's gotta earn you respect, 30:33.623 --> 30:36.793 not only from the people watching, but from your peers. 30:36.876 --> 30:39.087 -[cheering] -[announcer 3] Beautifully holed. 30:40.088 --> 30:42.340 He's got something, this young man, hasn't he? 30:42.423 --> 30:43.424 [applause] 30:43.508 --> 30:45.301 [indistinct background chatter] 30:47.262 --> 30:48.429 Doin' all right, buddy? 30:49.389 --> 30:50.849 Oh, he's got his headphones in. 30:55.353 --> 30:56.646 [man] Good work today, bud. 31:04.612 --> 31:06.781 -Is it going to rain all day? -Yeah. 31:09.284 --> 31:10.159 Fuck around. 31:11.578 --> 31:14.330 This year has been, uh, definitely a big learning curve. 31:18.209 --> 31:21.379 I think dealing with adversity, expectations 31:22.046 --> 31:23.172 helped so much. 31:23.256 --> 31:26.593 And I'm playing with just that confidence I have in myself. 31:27.093 --> 31:27.927 [Ben] You good? 31:28.511 --> 31:29.429 Now we're good. 31:30.513 --> 31:34.726 I mean, I am the youngest guy, but gosh, I can compete out here. 31:34.809 --> 31:37.103 [dramatic music playing] 31:37.186 --> 31:39.063 [indistinct shouting] 31:44.527 --> 31:46.029 ♪ This is the final round ♪ 31:46.946 --> 31:48.281 ♪ Enter the battleground ♪ 31:49.449 --> 31:50.325 ♪ Ooh! ♪ 31:50.408 --> 31:51.868 ♪ Warriors all around… ♪ 31:54.245 --> 31:55.705 [male fan] Great, Tommy lad! 31:56.205 --> 31:58.291 [announcer 1] This is an eagle attempt for Tom Kim, 31:58.374 --> 32:00.501 who's been, uh, gutting this Open out. 32:00.585 --> 32:01.419 [cheering] 32:01.502 --> 32:02.920 ♪ On your feet… ♪ 32:03.004 --> 32:05.214 [announcer 1] Rally cap on for Tom Kim. 32:05.840 --> 32:06.883 He's at four-under. 32:06.966 --> 32:08.259 ♪ No defeat ♪ 32:08.843 --> 32:10.553 ♪ Enter the battleground… ♪ 32:11.971 --> 32:14.265 [announcer 2] I just love watching this young man play. 32:15.350 --> 32:16.184 ♪ Ooh! ♪ 32:16.267 --> 32:17.852 ♪ Hear my sacred vow… ♪ 32:17.936 --> 32:19.270 [announcer 2] He's got some skill! 32:19.937 --> 32:21.314 ♪ Ain't gonna stop me now ♪ 32:21.814 --> 32:23.191 ♪ This is the final round ♪ 32:23.274 --> 32:24.359 [applause] 32:25.485 --> 32:26.903 ♪ This is the final round… ♪ 32:28.029 --> 32:29.989 [announcer 2] He's having a good day out there. 32:32.241 --> 32:34.035 [indistinct background chatter] 32:39.248 --> 32:41.334 [Tom] Man, I've come so far from day one, you know? 32:41.417 --> 32:44.128 I… I was in a hundred-something place, 32:44.212 --> 32:47.465 and now I'm, you know, inside the top ten of a major championship. 32:48.466 --> 32:50.176 -[man 1] He's goin' for it? -[man 2] Yup. 32:51.594 --> 32:53.221 -[Joe] Where are you aiming it? -Hard. 32:53.304 --> 32:54.263 [Joe] Yup. Perfect. 32:56.641 --> 32:58.768 -It's the right one, bud. -It's never more. 32:58.851 --> 33:01.980 -It's just a comfortable stock, right? -It's just a nice, solid stock, bud. 33:03.648 --> 33:05.316 [spectators murmuring] 33:10.321 --> 33:11.739 [pensive music playing] 33:14.909 --> 33:16.869 [applause] 33:21.165 --> 33:24.877 [announcer 1] Only the eighth major start of his young career. 33:25.962 --> 33:28.131 [announcer 3] He is really fun to watch, isn't he? 33:28.214 --> 33:30.883 -[announcer 1] Oh, yeah. -[announcer 3] A lot of personality. 33:32.885 --> 33:34.470 [announcer 1] He really came back. 33:34.554 --> 33:38.224 He was in a tie for 89th, and then look what he did. 33:38.975 --> 33:42.270 [announcer 3] It's gonna go a long way to boosting his confidence. 33:42.353 --> 33:43.312 [applause] 33:47.108 --> 33:48.818 ♪ This is the day… ♪ 33:49.485 --> 33:52.113 -[fans shouting excitedly] -[Tom] Appreciate it. Thank you. 33:54.741 --> 33:58.661 Goin' to the stairs, signing my scorecard, that was, for me, it's flashbacks 33:58.745 --> 34:01.581 of working hard late at night, early mornings. 34:02.081 --> 34:04.834 All those long, long hours that I've always enjoyed, 34:04.917 --> 34:06.794 but at the same time were still hard. 34:07.420 --> 34:10.631 -Thanks for grinding, Joey. -Yeah, of course, bro. Nice playing. 34:11.758 --> 34:13.760 We're in for a nice weekend, I hear. 34:14.343 --> 34:18.723 Tom put on a… a heck of a performance, and I think that that just solidified 34:18.806 --> 34:21.934 that he believes that he has that… that capability 34:22.018 --> 34:24.645 to go out and, even at not 100%, 34:24.729 --> 34:27.190 be able to contend in the world's biggest tournaments. 34:28.649 --> 34:29.650 [Tom groans] 34:30.401 --> 34:34.322 ♪ This is the day when you'll shine… ♪ 34:34.405 --> 34:37.325 [Tom] Having my best finish in a major was just very, very satisfying. 34:37.408 --> 34:39.327 It was just a lot of… a lot of relief. 34:40.036 --> 34:43.331 I think I've done this three times in the last… three days. 34:43.414 --> 34:46.375 I'm pretty sure you guys have enough footage of it. [laughs] 34:47.085 --> 34:49.962 And I've learned more about myself mentally 34:50.046 --> 34:51.631 of where I need to be 34:51.714 --> 34:53.841 to be one of the best players in the world. 34:56.469 --> 35:01.057 All the guys you see in the Hall of Fame, they have gone through the same path. 35:01.641 --> 35:03.893 They went through failures, they went through tough times 35:03.976 --> 35:06.229 to be able to achieve what they want to achieve. 35:08.731 --> 35:10.817 At the highest level of the game, 35:10.900 --> 35:13.820 where only the fittest survive, 35:13.903 --> 35:16.197 Tom Kim proved, playing with that injury, 35:16.280 --> 35:18.616 he's really as good as any player out there. 35:18.699 --> 35:20.868 -[Tom] Bye, guys! -[man] See you later. All the best. 35:20.952 --> 35:24.080 [Sean] And I think that the greats are going to be watching him 35:24.831 --> 35:27.250 because I just think that game recognizes game. 35:40.471 --> 35:42.890 [announcer 1] Everybody surrounding that 18th green now. 35:42.974 --> 35:45.643 Just two men out there playing this final day 35:45.726 --> 35:47.353 of the Shriners Children's Open. 35:48.479 --> 35:50.648 Tom Kim with a two-shot lead. 35:52.567 --> 35:56.612 [announcer 2] And now Tom Kim has gone back-to-back in the desert! 35:56.696 --> 35:57.697 [cheering] 35:57.780 --> 36:01.200 [Joe] I think this year definitely shows that, hey, 36:01.284 --> 36:04.871 this is an elite player, especially somebody with Tom's résumé. 36:04.954 --> 36:07.331 He kind of backed up everything that people thought. 36:08.207 --> 36:11.169 [Chris] To be that good at that age is… is pretty special, 36:11.252 --> 36:14.088 and you can just tell this guy's got some big goals, 36:14.172 --> 36:15.882 and he's on the trajectory to reach them. 36:15.965 --> 36:17.842 [man] There you go, Tom! 36:17.925 --> 36:21.637 [reporter] So, last year, you won at 20, this year, you win at 21 in Vegas. 36:21.721 --> 36:23.264 What's the celebration gonna be like? 36:23.347 --> 36:26.434 I'm gonna finish a piece of chocolate that I wanted to finish, 36:26.517 --> 36:27.560 so I'm gonna do that. 36:28.060 --> 36:31.189 And then I'm gonna order room service, and I'm gonna go to bed. 36:31.272 --> 36:32.982 -[reporter] There you go. -Gonna be exciting. 36:33.065 --> 36:36.194 Can't wait to finish that chocolate. I've wanted to finish it so bad. [laughs] 36:36.277 --> 36:38.362 Thanks for staying. I appreciate it. 36:38.446 --> 36:40.573 [Henni] With Tom Kim, we're still learning 36:40.656 --> 36:43.075 about his mindset and what's important to him. 36:43.159 --> 36:46.287 But one thing we do know is we're going to get an insight into that, 36:46.370 --> 36:50.082 because he's being himself out there, and we love him for it. 36:50.166 --> 36:51.000 [Tom] Yeah. 36:51.083 --> 36:54.212 I don't really like to be entitled to things. 36:54.295 --> 36:55.922 It's just… you know, I'm Tom Kim 36:56.005 --> 36:58.799 and I'm living my dream playing on the PGA TOUR. 36:58.883 --> 37:02.303 I work really hard, and I just try my best every day to get better. 37:05.765 --> 37:06.599 [cheering] 37:06.682 --> 37:10.353 [announcer 1] Matthew Fitzpatrick is a champion at the Country Club! 37:10.436 --> 37:12.313 [announcer 2] Matt Fitzpatrick of England! 37:12.396 --> 37:14.523 -[cheering] -[Dan] Life's different for Matt. 37:14.607 --> 37:17.026 -He's one of the best in the world. -I wanna keep it forever. 37:17.610 --> 37:18.945 [Dan] Alex is the younger brother. 37:19.028 --> 37:21.989 He's going to Europe to try and move his way up the professional golf ladder. 37:22.073 --> 37:23.991 [announcer 3] For birdie at 17. 37:24.492 --> 37:26.452 [Alex] I play in a thing called the Challenge Tour. 37:26.535 --> 37:28.955 It's just a grind, you know. You don't wanna be on it. 37:29.038 --> 37:33.125 Being Matt's brother is great and… annoying. 37:33.209 --> 37:36.879 Matt has a lot of things, if not all the things, that I would like. 37:36.963 --> 37:39.340 Definitely jealous. That is a no-brainer, yeah. 37:39.423 --> 37:41.676 [Dan] You wanna be living the life your brother's living. 37:41.759 --> 37:44.011 [Alex] It is a goal to get out of Matt's shadow. 37:44.095 --> 37:46.973 Whether or not it's actually doable, I don't know. 37:47.473 --> 37:48.641 [announcer 4] For Alex! 37:48.724 --> 37:49.934 What a great shot. 37:50.977 --> 37:52.979 [dramatic music playing] 38:48.492 --> 38:49.744 [music fades] c playing]