Tom Kim
Tom Kim burst onto the world stage as one of golf's most visible young match-play personalities. His energy and celebrations made him a recognizable International Team figure at the 2022 Presidents Cup, but the results record is more complicated than the highlights. Kim's profile is best understood as high-upside and emotionally influential, with a real need to turn that visibility into more points in future team sessions.
Tom Kim height and weight
Tom Kim is listed at 6'0" (183 cm), 200 lbs (91 kg). This profile connects those vitals with International Team roster context, Presidents Cup record, and current player notes.
Quick Answers
How tall is Tom Kim?
Tom Kim is listed at 6'0" (183 cm).
What is Tom Kim's listed weight?
Tom Kim is listed at 200 lbs (91 kg).
Which Presidents Cup team is Tom Kim associated with?
Tom Kim is profiled as an International Team golfer on Presidents Cup Players.
Vitals
Presidents Cup Record Through 2024
Debut: 2022 • Appearances: 2
Defining Moment
"Kim's 2022 celebration remains one of the event's defining recent images, and his 2024 week added a singles halve with Sam Burns but only 1.5 points overall."
2026: Member of the International team at Medinah. 2026 result and full teams →
Updated September 28, 2026
Presidents Cup Role & Match-Play Fit
Tom Kim's attacking play and animated celebrations have made him a prominent figure in International Team golf.
He followed a 2-3-0 debut in 2022 with a 1-2-1 week in 2024. His four-ball partnership with Si Woo Kim at Quail Hollow produced one of that edition's memorable closing-hole moments.
Four-ball gives Kim room to chase birdies and lift the energy of a match. Alternate shot demands greater restraint, since an ambitious miss leaves the next recovery to his partner.
Sources and further reading
- Top players secure 2024 Presidents Cup spots - Presidents Cup
- 2024 Presidents Cup official scoring - Presidents Cup / PGA TOUR
- Tom Kim PGA TOUR profile - PGA TOUR
In The Bag
Latest News
View All2026 Presidents Cup Results: USA Wins 17–13 After Sunday Comeback
The United States overturned a three-point deficit at Medinah, winning Sunday singles 9.5–2.5. Jacob Bridgeman delivered the clinching point; Jackson Koivun finished unbeaten.
Wyndham Clark's 2026 U.S. Open Win Strengthens Team USA's Medinah Core
Wyndham Clark's second U.S. Open title gives Brandt Snedeker fresh major-winning evidence for Team USA, while Sam Burns and Tom Kim also sharpen the Medinah picture.
Scheffler Dominates AmEx; Jason Day and Si Woo Kim Shine for Internationals
Scottie Scheffler won The American Express, while Jason Day's T2 and Si Woo Kim's T6 gave the International Team two useful early-season signals.