Bryson DeChambeau usually provides fireworks on the golf course, but his topped drive that somehow led to a birdie during round one at LIV Golf Adelaide in Australia needs to be filed under “Most Ridiculous Recoveries of 2026.”
LIV events will be ranked based on OWGR’s standard classification of ‘Small Field Tournaments’ with a ‘Ranking points distribution cutoff’ applied to award points to players who finish in the top 10 (and ties).
In a revealing interview with Today’s Golfer this week, the two-time US Open champion admitted that he isn’t entirely sold on the league’s impending shift to a 72-hole format.
Greg Norman has told Fox News in the US he is thrilled that Cameron Smith, Bryson DeChambeau and Jon Rahm have the choice to return to the PGA Tour, even if the star trio said they won’t access a new pathway back for LIV golfers.
Front Office Sports’ Dave Rumsey posted a brief interview with DeChambeau, asking the Crushers captain if doing YouTube full-time while still playing majors would be a viable option for him.
On less-than-full wedge shots, most amateurs like some cushion under the ball, even when it appears to be sitting perfectly in the middle of the fairway.
What could have (and perhaps should have) been a quiet day during golf’s autumn ebb turned into another hubbub when Bryson DeChambeau seemingly evoked Rory McIlroy’s gut-wrenching missed putt on the 18th hole of the 2024 US Open
At this point, we have to consider the possibility that Brandel Chamblee may not like Bryson DeChambeau. Not as golfer, not as a YouTube personality and maybe not even as a person.
Australian Golf Digest
