Christina Kim is rarely lacking for attention, but she admits she hasn't been deluged with inquiries about her golf game the last few months.
"Honestly, I get more questions about my book," Kim said after shooting 2-under par 70 in the third round of the LPGA Championship on Saturday. "The only thing people ask about my game is what's wrong with it."
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