The dust has finally settled on the 2022 Wyndham Golf Tournament, a key part of the PGA Tour calendar.<\/p>\n
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Wyndham Championship is one of the most prestigious tournaments to come to our area and has seen some truly memorable moments in its rich history. Joohung Kim<\/strong><\/a> caused quite a stir this year when he picked up the first PGA win of his career, earning him a permanent place on the tour. Kim, who turned in one of the best rounds of golf the tournament has seen in recent years, according to DK Nation<\/strong><\/a>, shot a phenomenal 27 on the front side which was the first such score since Dustin Johnson managed it at the 2020 FedEx St. Jude Championship.<\/p>\n Kim held off John Huh<\/strong><\/a> and fellow Korean Im Sung-jae, taking the tournament by five strokes, the biggest winning margin since Kim Si-woo in 2016 and only the third by five strokes or more since 1992. It’s a remarkable achievement, and although he is still a massive outsider for the overall PGA Tour Championship in the current Ladbrokes<\/strong> <\/a>odds, it did announce the 20-year-old to the world. He looks to have a big future ahead of him, and whilst his performance was exceptional, it does pose the question; was it as good as some of the all-time great Wyndham rounds?<\/p>\n We’ll let you decide as we take you through three of the best.<\/p>\n <\/p>\nJesper Parnevik<\/h4>\n