Bryson DeChambeau’s strategy keeps him on the heels of surprise Open leader
Unknown American Jackson Suber was the surprise leader of The Open at Royal Birkdale but it was compatriot Bryson DeChambeau making waves on and off the course.
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Unknown American Jackson Suber was the surprise leader of The Open at Royal Birkdale but it was compatriot Bryson DeChambeau making waves on and off the course.
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Nick Faldo has taken issue with Bryson DeChambeau's mentality of attacking the course amid a turbulent season for the LIV Golf pro. (This video contains AI-assisted content)
SOUTHPORT, England — Jackson Suber got his first taste of links golf on his first trip to Europe when he arrived at Royal Birkdale. Three days later, he proved to be a quick study with a superb par save and a 6-foot eagle late in his first round for a 5-under 65 to lead the British Open.
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