Anthony Kim has finally made breakthrough in training after a year of trying ahead of the 2025 LIV Tour season

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Anthony Kim will feature on the LIV Golf tour in 2025 once again but he’s going to want to do a whole let better than he did in 2024 as he continues his return to golf.

The former PGA Tour star made a surprise return to golf as a wild-card and Kim is expected to keep his LIV place for 2025 as it stands.

Indeed, Kim himself has predicted he’ll be much better in 2025 and after posting on his social media almost daily with his workouts, fans will be expecting it as well.

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But while most days it seems to be Kim just commenting on something in the golf world or simply showing us some of the work he’s putting in, today has seen the 39-year-old claim to have actually found something in his game of real use.

Anthony Kim shares what he’s now comfortable with on the golf course

Posting one of his usual clips on X, Kim has explained to everyone that he has been working on his putting for around 12 months as he looks to get back to winning.

And according to the LIV star, today was the day he finally got something to click.

Kim’s putting stroke will be a valuable tool for him in 2025 and after Hank Haney praised Kim’s golf swing, it feels like things might be coming together for the American.

How Anthony Kim performed during his first year on LIV Golf

Unlike most of the players on LIV, Kim isn’t associated with a team and simply tees it up as a wildcard entry in his own right.

Still, even then, his results have been pretty dismal to say the least.

His best finish came late in the LIV season at LIV Greenbrier where he managed a 36th place but in the main, he’s been down in the 50s and late 40s.

Going into 2025, then, Kim will surely be looking to get more higher place finishes and prove to the LIV powers that be that he belongs on the tour.

However, another year like this, and he could be on his way out again.