Korean golfer Bio Kim given three-year ban for middle finger gesture

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After making an obscene gesture to a 20, bio Kim was extended a three-year ban in the Korean Tour.
Even the 29-year-old Korean won the Daegu-Gyeongbuk Open but was disciplined after increasing his middle finger to the crowd.
He was also fined #6,750 from the Korean Professional Golfers Association.
He said he haddamaged the habit of a golfer using an etiquette breach and improper behavior.
Kim responded to the tee of the round when a smart phone appeared throughout his hands, and his own drive went.
That he had been ordered to attend a hearing in Seoul, but the video clip went viral although he apologised later.
It is not sure if the golfer – who even knelt in front of TV cameras and pleaded for leniency will be permitted to play other tours around the world.
The PGA Tour said he would not be eligible pending its own review to find out whether to limit his access.
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