US EditionPrecision, poise and a lot of luck: DeChambeau eyes PGA Championship after falling short
- Bryson DeChambeau prepares to contend at the 2025 PGA Championship starting this week at Quail Hollow Country Club in Charlotte, North Carolina.
- Building on a successful 2025 season that includes a victory at LIV Golf Korea and strong showings in earlier majors, DeChambeau heads into the upcoming Major poised and prepared.
- He combines powerful driving and notable putting under pressure, converting 64% of putts from 10 to 15 feet compared to a 29% field average.
- DeChambeau emphasized that succeeding in major championships involves a combination of skill and favorable circumstances, noting that many factors must align for a strong performance.
- As a two-time U.S. Open champion who narrowly missed the 2024 PGA title, DeChambeau remains a top contender aiming to secure his third major victory.
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Over his Masters meltdown, DeChambeau looks to continue strong play in majors at PGA Championship
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Bryson DeChambeau left Augusta National last month frustrated over his final-round meltdown at the Masters and perplexed by his poor iron play.
Golf-Precision, poise and a lot of luck: DeChambeau eyes PGA Championship after falling short
CHARLOTTE, North Carolina (Reuters) -Bryson DeChambeau hopes luck is on his side when the PGA Championship kicks off this week at Quail Hollow, after falling short at the major a year ago and letting the green jacket slip from his reach last month at the Masters. Read full story
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