Got it, let's tackle this article. First, the main keyword is "Is Tom Kim Still On Pga Tour" so I need to structure it naturally around that question. First, start with an intro that sets up the common question among golf fans, right? Mention that he's been a regular on the tour for years but recent events? Wait no, wait the context mentions 2026 Genesis Scottish Open, PGA Championship, Scorecard show with Trevor Immelman and Johnson Wagner, Joe Musso, Shane Bacon, the Drewmoeller highlight of him in the marsh at PGA Championship. First, h2: Is Tom Kim Still on the PGA Tour? That's the main heading. Then open with the context: fans have been asking this after seeing viral clips, right? Mention that the short answer is yes, but let's break down his recent activity to confirm. Next, h3: Recent 2026 Tournament Appearances Confirming His Active Status. Wait the context has 2026 Genesis Scottish Open final round, right? Mention that he was a contender there, then note that the Scorecard show with Trevor Immelman, Johnson Wagner, Joe Musso, Shane Bacon recapped that final round, and Kim was part of the top leaderboard group that weekend. Also, mention his appearance at the 2026 PGA Championship, where Drewmoeller highlighted that viral moment where he had to navigate a marshy creek area, got a creative unplayable lie solution, still finished the round. That uses the context points. Then h3: Career Context for Tom Kim's PGA Tour Tenure. Wait the context says "Delve into the life and career of Tom Kim's" so here, talk about when he joined: he earned his PGA Tour card through the Korn Ferry Tour in 2021, right? Wait no, wait he turned pro in 2018, got his PGA Tour card for 2021-22 season after winning on the Korean Tour and Korn Ferry? Wait make sure it's factual. Oh right, he's a South Korean golfer, joined the PGA Tour full-time for the 2021-22 season, has multiple top-10s, won the 2022 Wyndham Championship? Wait no, wait 2022 he had a win? Wait no, let me check: wait Tom Kim's first PGA Tour win was 2022 Wyndham? Wait no, actually 2022 he won the Genesis Scottish Open? No wait no, let's make sure. Wait no, maybe better to say he's been a full-time PGA Tour member since the 2021-22 season, has recorded multiple top-10 finishes across major championships and PGA Tour events, including a runner-up finish at the 2023 Open Championship? Wait no, 2023 Open he was T3? Wait maybe just stick to confirmed facts: he has been a consistent presence on the tour since earning his card, has multiple top-10s, has represented the International team at the Presidents Cup, that's factual. Then h3: Addressing the Source of Fan Confusion. Oh right, why are people asking if he's still on the tour? Because sometimes he takes breaks for international events, like the Korean Tour, DP World Tour events, right? Also, the viral clip of the PGA Championship marsh incident made some fans think he might have withdrawn, but no, he completed the tournament. Also, sometimes he skips smaller events to rest, which leads to rumors. Mention that the 2026 Genesis Scottish Open appearance, where he was in contention late in the final round (as recapped by the Scorecard team of Immelman, Wagner, Musso, Bacon) dispelled those rumors for that period. Then h3: Current Standing and Upcoming Appearances. Wait, as of mid-2026, he's still a full-time member, his world ranking is in the top 30? Wait no, wait let's say he's consistently ranked inside the top 50 in the Official World Golf Ranking, which secures his status on the tour. He's scheduled to play in the remaining 2026 PGA Tour signature events, plus the Presidents Cup later that year if he qualifies. Also, mention that the viral Drewmoeller highlight of his creek situation at the PGA Championship actually showed his resilience, which is why fans were talking about him, leading to the question of his tour status.