Most professional athletes get paid a healthy sum of money, but can you imagine a professional athlete making millions for not playing the sport? That is the exact situation Anthony Kim, a professional golfer, is in. Anthony Kim hasn’t played on the PGA Tour since 2012 and is debating coming back or not. Kim, an ex-golf phenom, has an insurance policy that covers him in the event of a career ending injury. The policy is rumored to pay $10 million tax-free if he never plays again, a friend however anonymously told Sports Illustrated that it is well more than that, closer to $20 million. Anthony Kim tore his Achilles in the summer of 2012 and has not played since. His career tour earnings are $12.2 million, $9.2 million of which was earned between 2008 and 2010. Kim had signed a blockbuster deal with Nike after the ’08 season and his annual endorsement peaked the following year at $6 million. It is rumored that he can make $35 million with four or good five years, but that is a big if, and requires a lot of hard work and practice, whereas the close to $20 million is much easier and guaranteed. Kim [...]