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How ‘mad scientist’ fell foul of the sport he thought he could change
Bryson DeChambeau is everything a professional golfer isn’t supposed to be. And some have had enough of him.
Bryson DeChambeau is everything a professional golfer isn’t supposed to be. And some have had enough of him.
Rory McIlroy has fired a major shot off the course, taking a swipe at controversial rival Bryson DeChambeau.
Lucas Herbert tied the major championship single-round scoring record at The Open, in a masterful display by the 30-year-old Victorian.
He was one shot behind the lead when officials slapped him a controversial two-shot penalty in bizarre scenes.
Yet to make a cut at a major this year, Bryson DeChambeau couldn’t resist taking a swipe at a golf legend after putting himself in contention at the British Open.
Nick Faldo teed off on Bryson DeChambeau, accusing the two-time major winner of having “zero clue of strategy” for links golf .
Bryson DeChambeau would have arrived at the course hoping to make a statement - and he did. Just not the right one.
Although McIlroy never mentioned DeChambeau by name, he's one of the only LIV golfer's hesitating about returning to the PGA Tour.
Bryson DeChambeau has drawn the ire of golf figures after calling for "egos to be dropped" in discussions about a potential PGA Tour return.
Polarising golf star Bryson DeChambeau's week went from bad to worse when he was forced to withdraw from LIV's Mexico event.