Si Woo Kim Lights Up PGA Championship with Cigarette Break

Why this matters: Kim's actions challenge the prim and proper image often associated with golf, injecting a dose of rebelliousness into the sport. It also highlights the pressures and stress that golfers face, even at the highest levels of competition.

Si Woo Kim's cigarette break at the PGA Championship has become a talking point, drawing attention to the individualistic expressions within golf. While societal norms have shifted towards health consciousness, Kim's choice to light up on the course reflects a 'rebellious streak.'

This event also puts a spotlight on other incidents that have occurred during golf tournaments. For instance, at The Masters, Max Homa accidentally hit a course marshal with his ball, and Jordan Spieth inadvertently struck a fan with his putter. These incidents, combined with Kim's cigarette break, add an element of unpredictability to the sport.

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Kim jokingly said he was "getting old and stressed."

John Daly is a professional golfer known for his unconventional behavior, including smoking on the course.

Yes, Eric Cole achieved a hole-in-one during the tournament.

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