#Bryson DeChambeau

Since about the time Bryson DeChambeau hit the PGA Tour like a freight train up until Sunday at the PGA Championship you would be hard-pressed to find a bigger Bryson hater than me. I’m here to admit it. I’m here to apologize and take it all back, everything except for my comments on the flat cap

It’s no secret people who make a living playing golf possess a set of skills most average hacks can only dream of, and Bryson DeChambeau has once again proven that’s the case after managing to birdie a par 5 with a set of junior clubs. It’s been around eight years since Bryson DeChambeau joined

Wyndham Clark wrapped up his opening round at The Masters at one-over par, good for a tie for 42nd place in the field. That first round score put him eight strokes behind leader Bryson DeChambeau, but he doesn’t seem worried in the least. Clark threw a jab at both DeChambeau and LIV Golf as a

For the average golfer, a hole-in-one can be one-in-a-million shot. At the annual Masters Par 3 Contest on the Wednesday preceding the tournament, it’s much less rare, with well over 100 aces since the competition’s inception in 1960. Few, if any, balls holed out from the tee box during the Par 3

LIV Golf has spent most of its existence attempting to justify its existence while largely failing to do exactly that, and it sure seems like Bryson DeChambeau has essentially admitted it’s soundly failed in its purported quest to Grow The Gameduring a recent interview. I’m going to assume the