Anthony Kim has only been back on the pro golf scene for about a week, but he has already managed to get ahead of Phil Mickelson. LIV Golf's 2024 season has moved on to one of its more unique international courses, this time in Hong Kong.The historic Hong Kong Golf Club is known to be on 6,700 yards, but is packed with challenging holes and requires quite the strategic planning. With the first round underway on March 8, Anthony Kim was back in the field for the second week in a row.He finished the first round of the Hong Kong event with a score of +6. Anthony Kim ended up beating Phil Mickelson, who had an extremely disastrous day, finishing with a score of +10 and last on the leaderboard.Fans on Twitter did not hesitate to criticize Phil Mickelson for his poor performance."Phil is cooked""Hey that's pretty good for a course as difficult as Bay Hill... oh wait... nvm it's a 6700 muni""But LIV official account told us Phil’s game is coming into form lmao"Day 2 groups and tee times for LIV Golf Hong Kong explored ft. Phil MickelsonAt the end of the first day, Dean Burmester and Abraham Ancer are jointly leading the LIV Golf Hong Kong event, with a score of -7. Following are the groups and tee times for day 2 of the event:Hole no. 1: Matt Jones, Abraham Ancer, and Dean BurmesterHole no. 2: Charles Howell III, Harold Varner, and Eugenio ChacarraHole no. 3: Brooks Koepka, Louis Oosthuizen, and Martin KaymerHole no. 4: Paul Casey, Cameron Tringale, and Bryson De ChambeauHole no. 5: Joaquin Niemann, Kevin Na, and Matthew WolffHole no. 6: Adrian Meronk, Marc Leishman, and Cameron SmithHole no. 7: Bubba Watson, Carlos Ortiz, and Tyrrell HattonHole no. 8: Kalle Samooja, Andy Ogletree, and Kieran VincentHole no. 9: Mito Pereira, Talor Gooch, and Pat PerezHole no. 10: Danny Lee, Brendan Steele, and Graeme McDowellHole no. 11:Caleb Surratt, Charl Schwartzel, and Jinichiro KozumaHole no. 12: Thomas Pieters, Dustin Johnson, and Lucas HerbertHole no. 13: David Puig, Sergio Garcia, and Sam HorsfieldHole no. 14: Lee Westwood, Jason Kokrak, and Peter UhleinHole no. 15: Phil Mickelson, Hudson Swafford, and Anthony KimHole no. 16: Jon Rahm, Patrick Reed, and Branden GraceHole no. 17: Scott Vincent, Henrik Stenson, and Richard BlandHole no. 18: Ian Poulter, Sebastian Muñoz, and Anirban LahiriThe Stingers GC currently lead the team event, while the Crushers GC are in second place.