'New Groom' Kim Si-woo won the come-from-behind victory in front of his wife

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New bridegroom Kim Si-woo won a thrilling come-from-behind victory at the PGA Tour Sony Open.

After marrying KLPGA Tour player Oh Ji-hyun last month, he won 4 times in his career with the support of his wife in his first tournament.

This is reporter Kim Young-seong.

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The 17th hole was one stroke behind the leader, Hayden Berkeley.

Siwoo Kim's chip shot is sucked into the hole.

Kim Si-woo, who tied for the lead with a thrilling chip birdie, continued his upward trend to the last 18th hole.

A long eagle putt close to the side of the hole, finished with a birdie, and turned around dramatically.

When Berkeley's birdie putt on the 18th hole, which was aiming for an extra time, missed, Kim Si-woo, who confirmed the championship, hugged his wife Oh Ji-hyun and shared the joy of the victory.

[Kim Si-woo (28 years old) / PGA Tour 4 wins: It's my first win since marriage, and I'm so happy that I came to the championship like this while spending a good time together like this...

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During last year's break, Kim Si-woo, who served as temporary caddy for Oh Ji-hyeon, a bride-to-be with 7 wins on the KLPGA tour, won his first tournament in the new year with the support of his wife a month after his marriage.

[Oh Ji-hyun/KLPGA Tour 7 wins: I think I was much more nervous and nervous than I was playing.

So I think I cried while holding my brother.]

Kim Si-woo, who added a win in two years and achieved 4 wins on the PGA Tour, kept the 2nd place with the most wins by a Korean player, following the legendary Choi Kyung-ju with 8 wins in total.

(Video editing: Lee Jung-taek)