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DeChambeau might quiet hecklers with Ryder Cup length
Bryson DeChambeau might just silence hecklers from his feud with Brooks Koepka with some long-driving success for the United States against Europe at this...
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Cantlay edges DeChambeau in epic playoff for BMW Championship crown
Cantlay secured his fifth Tour title - and his third of the year - when DeChambeau was unable to get his own eight-foot birdie attempt to drop, an agonizing defeat for a player who had looks at potential tournament-winning putts at the 72nd hole and first three playoff holes.
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Masters field facing supreme test at firm and fast Augusta
Five months after Dustin Johnson shattered the course record with a 20-under par 268 in rain-softened conditons, the Masters is back in its typical April setting and serving up lightning-fast greens with firm fairways to roll balls into danger.
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Big-hitting DeChambeau happy to take longer clubs out of rivals' hands
The Royal and Ancient in Scotland and the United States Golf Association on Monday announced details of their plans, which included reducing the maximum length of a club shaft from 48 inches (122 centimetres) to 46 inches.
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Augusta chairman vows long drivers won't humble course
"I think we're at a crossroads as relates to these issues," the Augusta National supremo said on the eve of the 84th Masters, adding, "We're coming close to a call for action."
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DeChambeau wins US Open to capture first major victory
The 27-year-old American, who bulked up during the coronavirus lockdown in a bid to add power to his game, eagled the par-5 ninth from just inside 40 feet and rolled to a six-stroke victory over 21-year-old countryman Matthew Wolff.
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Major monster Koepka shares first-round lead at Masters
Koepka, who missed last year’s Masters with a wrist injury, used a combination of jaw-dropping power and laser-like irons to card a six-under-par 66 and sit atop the leaderboard with DeChambeau, who came within inches of a closing eagle.
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Woods, Mickelson, DeChambeau added to US Ryder Cup team
Tiger Woods’ and Phil Mickelson’s mediocre Ryder Cup records did not stop United States captain Jim Furyk from adding the duo to his team on Tuesday for this month’s showdown with Europe.
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Woods, DeChambeau, Mickelson expected to get Ryder Cup nods
Tiger Woods, Bryson DeChambeau and Phil Mickelson are expected to be named on the United States Ryder Cup team when Jim Furyk announces three of his captain’s picks on Tuesday.
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DeChambeau surges to halfway lead at Hilton Head
After an eagle, two bogeys and three birdies on the front nine, American DeChambeau picked up shots at the 13th, 15th, 16th and 17th holes to leapfrog above Poulter and Kim.
