Butterfield Bermuda Championship: Kim Seong-hyeon to win this entertaining round

If you've always wanted to win a PGA Tour tournament, the 2022 Butterfield Bermuda Championship might be your best chance. The fact that last year's winner, Lucas Herbert, also made his PGA Tour debut at this tournament gives hope to newcomers. On Thursday, October 27th, the action moves to Port Royal Golf Course.

Kevin Tway is a US-born golfer who has competed professionally on both the Web.com Tour and the PGA Tour. He was the dominant junior player in 2005, winning the U.S. Junior Amateur and several other events. Tway's father, Bob Tway, was a PGA Tour winner, collecting eight titles, including the 1986 PGA Championship. They are just ten father-son pairings to have won PGA Tour tournaments when Kevin won his first tournament on tour at the Safeway Open in October 2018. Kevin Tway has won three professional tournaments: the Albertsons Boise Open in 2013, the Safeway Open in 2018, and the QBE Shootout in 2019.

Lebioda was honored as the best rookie in the Atlantic Coast Conference after his first year on the varsity level. He was the senior class MVP of the Atlantic Coast Conference. At Florida State University, where he majored in golf, Lebioda won two tournaments. When he enrolled in college, he was the number four junior golfer in the world, according to Golf World. When Lebioda turned pro in 2016, he joined the PGA Tour Canada. His 2017 schedule included stops on the PGA Tour Canada and the PGA Tour Latinoamérica. In 2017, he won his first professional tournament by a whopping eight strokes at the Mackenzie Investments Open on PGA Tour Canada.

Kim turned professional in late 2017. He qualified for the 2019 Japan Golf Tour and placed fourth at the qualifying school held before the end of 2018. He won the Heiwa PGM Challenge I Road To Championship in May after competing on the main Japanese circuit and the second-tier Japan Challenge Tour in 2019. To everyone's astonishment, Kim took home the 2020 KPGA Championship. The 17th-hole birdie propelled him to a final round 67 and a one-stroke victory. His victory qualified him for the CJ Cup on the 2020-21 PGA Tour and earned him a spot on the Korean Tour for the following five years. For the first hole of the Butterfield Bermuda Championship, the professional golfer from South Korea must shoot at least a 70. This will give him a ton of confidence as he goes for the gold.

Kim Seon-Hyeon has more experience and maintained a satisfactory level for the past few months. Since transitioning to professional status in 2017, he has consistently performed top-notch. This will be a satisfactory way to begin.