Bryson DeChambeau’s return to the Ryder Cup started with a statement, but it ended with an 0-2 record and with DeChambeau being the only golfer to take an evening trip to the driving range.
Bryson DeChambeau’s return to the Ryder Cup started with a statement, but it ended with an 0-2 record and with DeChambeau being the only golfer to take an evening trip to the driving range.
As an emotional player who constantly feeds off the energy of fans, DeChambeau delivered one of the moments of the morning when he turned the first Team USA shot into an aggressive drive 344 yards over the trees — sending the crowd into a frenzy.
But DeChambeau struggled to translate those jolts into match victories, contributing to the 5 ½-2 ½ deficit the Americans will take into Saturday.
“I played good golf, just not good enough,” DeChambeau said following the afternoon session, “and they made everything.
