Lucas Herbert pulled a rabbit out of the hat with a chip-in eagle at the par-4 11th during a course record-equalling final round during LIV Golf Mexico City at Club Golf Chapultepec.
In search of his first worldwide win in almost two years, Australian crowd favourite Cameron Smith has thrown his hat into the ring with a final group showdown with 36-hole leader Bryson DeChambeau at LIV Golf Mexico.
Mere hours after shooting a final-round 75 in the final group of the Masters to tie for fifth place, four shots behind Rory McIlroy, Bryson DeChambeau was at Pinehurst Resort to commemorate his epic bunker shot that helped him win the US Open last summer … over Rory McIlroy.
Despite some shaky swings down the stretch, Rory McIlroy was as locked in as he’s ever been on Sunday at Augusta National. Just ask his playing partner, Bryson DeChambeau. DeChambeau, who stunned McIlroy last June in the US Open at Pinehurst, struggled all day with his iron play, hitting long left approach after long left Read more…
Every move Bryson DeChambeau makes at Augusta National feels deliberate. Many are also exaggerated, oddly interesting, and slightly mischievous—fitting for a man who once tried to bend the laws of physics and nearly succeeded.
In a Wednesday press conference with Bryson DeChambeau and Joaquin Niemann, the brutally honest five-time major champion was asked to assess LIV Golf, now that the league is well into its fourth year. And he didn’t mince words. Again.
With many of the most obvious test subjects checked off the list, DeChambeau shifted his focus to the cheapest set of golf clubs that could be purchased on Temu’s online marketplace.
It is a much-awaited debut with huge crowds expected at DLF Golf & Country Club and the reigning US Open champion is clearly up for the occasion, hoping the trip makes a huge impact on the game of golf in the world’s most populous country.
[Photo/inset: Getty images] The year 2024 in men’s professional golf, outside of a handful of captivating moments, lacked juice. TV viewership was down across the board, a strange development when golf has never been healthier at the participation level. Yes, there were moments like Bryson DeChambeau’s epic US Open win at Pinehurst, Scottie Scheffler’s emotional Read more…
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