English teenager Kris Kim stunned the golfing world on his PGA Tour debut, as he became the youngest player to make the cut on tour in nine years – and the youngest ever at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson, surpassing the record previously set by Jordan Spieth in 2010.

Sixteen-year-old amateur golfer Kris Kim became the youngest person to make a PGA Tour cut in 11 years when he qualified for the weekend at the CJ Cup

Jake Knapp is spending his weekends much differently now as a rookie on the PGA Tour, just more than two years after working security at a restaurant in his hometown that was also a late-night hotspot.

Kris Kim, a 16-year-old amateur playing on a sponsor exemption at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson, became the youngest player in nine years to make the cut in a PGA Tour event. Kim finished his second round Friday with a birdie for a 4-under 67.

Kris Kim, a 16-year-old prodigy from England, has become the youngest golfer to make the cut at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson since 2015. The tournament is being held at TPC Craig Ranch in McKinney, Texas.

Kris Kim became the latest teen to make his PGA Tour debut at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson on Thursday. And his solid start included a dream finish that has him thinking about a weekend tee time. Kim, a 16-year-old amateur from England,