Fired-up Instagram sensation tears golf brat to shreds
Bryson DeChambeau is the talk of the golf world this year but not always for the right reasons.www.news.com.au
Seve used to be a bit like that. There's this famous (funny) ruling he called for with that well known European Tour official. John Paramour I think.Drama King doesn’t take a week off, does he?
DeChambeau ants claim doesn't fly with official
Bryson DeChambeau argued with an official at the WGC-FedEx St. Jude Invitational to no avail Thursday that his ball landed near a hill of fire ants at the seventh hole and he could take relief. He ended up taking a double-bogey 6 on the hole.www.espn.com
I really liked last week's venue at Close House. Harry Colt inspired design with some period era style bunkering and great sweeping vistas across the course.
Close House was pretty good. It's why I prefer watching the European Tour. A diverse and interesting range of courses as opposed (for me)to the cookie cutter stuff that the PGA Tour dish up with only a few exceptions.
It was fantastic too. Superb restoration.
The whole "Bryson got huge during lockdown" is a load of s**t.He says the quiet part out loud:
"But under normal circumstances, you'd say the only way somebody could make those changes is by taking steroids.
"I've never seen the type of changes on an athlete that he's made in this last six-month period," Roskopf said. "It's a rare occasion. You'll see these athletes gets bigger, faster and stronger. But a lineman or a linebacker can come into the NFL and in their career gain maybe 10 to 20 pounds. But to see somebody gain 50 pounds and in that time that he's done it is, I mean, kind of unbelievable."
DeChambeau's trainer aware of rush to judgment
Greg Roskopf, the trainer for Bryson DeChambeau, understands why there might be conjecture after the PGA Tour golfer gained 50 pounds -- and 20 yards off the tee -- in less than a year.
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