Bryson DeChambeau
32-Year-Old Golfer
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The 2025 season could be summed up as "what if" for DeChambeau. His victory at LIV Golf Korea was his first on the tour since 2023, he was the only member of the breakaway tour with two top-5 finishes at the majors (The Masters and PGA Championship), and he made history over the final three rounds of The Open Championship to crack into the top 10. However, it felt as though DeChambeau left a lot on the table in 2025, especially in the majors. He failed to make the cut in his U.S. Open Championship defense, finished second to Scottie Scheffler at the PGA Championship, and his brief lead at The Masters vanished in the final round, allowing Rory McIlroy to complete the coveted Grand Slam. In the LIV Golf League, DeChambeau had seven top-10 finishes and three top-5 finishes, which was enough for him to finish third in the Individual Season Standings behind fellow team captains Jon Rahm and Joaquin Niemann. DeChambeau led the LIV Golf league in Strokes Gained: Off the Tee (1.58) and scrambling opportunities (67.12 percent), and he finished in the top 10 in driving distance, birdies made, eagles made, putts per hole and GIR. DeChambeau has finished top 10 six times in majors over the last two years, and should be a regular contender again in 2026 at the four biggest events. Read Past Outlooks
T14 after rules drama
DeChambeau finished in a tie for 14th place after shooting a two-over 72 in the final round of the Open Championship.
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The story of the week in many ways at Royal Birkdale was the rules situation that DeChambeau found himself in after his second round. The R&A deemed DeChambeau to have improved the path of his swing by stomping on some fescue rough on the par-4 5th hole. There was a lot of pleading by DeChambeau and his team, most of which was caught on video as they drove out to the scene of the infraction after his second round was completed. Ultimately it was a two-shot penalty and DeChambeau would head into the weekend three shots back of the lead instead of just one. It ended up not making a huge difference because he simply just did not have it the final two days. DeChambeau was constantly putting himself in poor positions and fighting to make a lot of miraculous pars, while many of the others in contention were making moves. A lot of other players had opinions on DeChambeau's actions, and he is firmly cementing himself as the most polarizing player on Tour. All things considered, he has to be happy giving himself a chance this week after failing to even make the weekend at the first three majors of the year. DeChambeau will look for a strong finish to the LIV Golf season.
The story of the week in many ways at Royal Birkdale was the rules situation that DeChambeau found himself in after his second round. The R&A deemed DeChambeau to have improved the path of his swing by stomping on some fescue rough on the par-4 5th hole. There was a lot of pleading by DeChambeau and his team, most of which was caught on video as they drove out to the scene of the infraction after his second round was completed. Ultimately it was a two-shot penalty and DeChambeau would head into the weekend three shots back of the lead instead of just one. It ended up not making a huge difference because he simply just did not have it the final two days. DeChambeau was constantly putting himself in poor positions and fighting to make a lot of miraculous pars, while many of the others in contention were making moves. A lot of other players had opinions on DeChambeau's actions, and he is firmly cementing himself as the most polarizing player on Tour. All things considered, he has to be happy giving himself a chance this week after failing to even make the weekend at the first three majors of the year. DeChambeau will look for a strong finish to the LIV Golf season.
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DeChambeau’s success in 2024 was defined by his performances at the four major events, rather than in the LIV Golf League. He won two LIV Golf tournaments (Greenbrier and Chicago) in 2023, but he finished in the top-three only once in 2024 (LIV Golf Nashville), though his Crushers GC did manage to win three team events (Jeddah, Hong Kong and Chicago). However, DeChambeau more than made up for it in the majors, finishing in the top-10 at the Masters and PGA Championship before beating out Rory McIlroy to capture his second U.S. Open title. The only blemish to DeChambeau’s 2024 campaign was his failure to make the cut at The Open Championship at Royal Troon, though that particular major has been the most elusive for the two-time major champion. DeChambeau finished the 2024 LIV Golf season eighth in the individual season standings, led the league in driving distance (323.5 yards) and finished in the top-10 in GIR and birdies per round.
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Surges to third in LIV Korea defense
DeChambeau fired a five-under 65 in the final round of LIV Golf Korea to finish solo third.
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Misses cut at PGA Championship
DeChambeau posted a seven-over cumulative score over the first two rounds of the PGA Championship to miss the cut by three strokes.
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Fine form at LIV Golf Virginia
DeChambeau posted a bogey-free, six-under 66 during the final round of LIV Golf Virginia to finish solo third with a 19-under cumulative score.
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Returning from wrist injury
DeChambeau (wrist) is listed in the field for LIV Golf Virginia this week.
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Withdraws from Mexico City
DeChambeau has withdrawn from LIV Golf Mexico City because of a wrist injury, according to his announcement Sunday.
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