Kim won the individual title at the SHU Spring Invite, beating out 37 competitors over the two-round event to lead the Pioneers to a third place team finish. The freshman set a course record on Sunday with a 7-under 65 in the first round, and recorded a 5-under 139 over 36 holes to finish five strokes clear of the field. The previous 18-hole mark was a 66 set by former SHU star and NEC Golfer of the Year Pete Ballo back in 2014.