Brushing, gnashing and grinding teeth about the outcome of this US Open promises to be more entertaining than the closing stages of its 120th edition. Bryson DeChambeau is a major winner.
He
has as many US Open titles as Tom Watson and Gary Player, one of the Seve
Ballesteros and Nick Faldo. The professor is not so fine. In fact, it has changed
the face of golf within four competitive rounds.
History has shown that DeChambeau dropped
the field at Winged Foot on Sunday, usually on the eve of the US Open. His
total of 67 and six ensured a six-stroke victory over Matthew Wolf. DeChambeau,
27, was the only player in the 61-member field to equalize on the fourth day.
The background, though, was one of the
scariest snapping. DeChambeau has not apologized for the massive grinding -
with 20bb worth of muscle - thus providing the ability to pull oneself away
from the force. Traditional’ experts object to this, making DeChambeau
irrelevant until this progress is’ made.
California can now point to the
consequences of any negligence. He won in Detroit in July and finished fourth
in the USPGA Championship, significantly improving an average major record
before Winged Foot's prestige. This is not the golf of James Brad or Harry
Warden. The way Leo Messi can't be compared’ to Frank Pescas. In the case of DeChambeau,
the body pound refers to the rewards. Traditionally, his theft begins and ends
with a flat hat donated by Ben Hogan.
DeChambeau
probably
talks a lot on the golf course. He has done so in unprofessional terms against
law enforcement officials and, in a particularly disgusting incident, a
cameraman. His pace of play has been criticized’ for being painfully slow
before and after. There's still a player here, so the left field is that each -
nominated, not numbered - should have the same length of iron in his bag, which
breaks the mold. DeChambeau has successfully turned elite golf into science.
It is up to the authorities to debate
whether technology needs to be left behind’ so that no one in the status of DeChambeau
can launch a drive in a different zip code. But for now, golf is an individual
pursuit that is both attractive and legitimate. It should be hugged’ not
snorted. The coverage given to DeChambeau even before he reached the equalizer
in the 72nd hole made him the devil and, ironically, only the best boys
revealed to have won the biggest championship ever. Cloud coil land equipment.
During one of the most exciting times of
his career, DeChambeau golf was ideal. Power-related health. That alone should
be highly praised.
Wolfe will inevitably have the potential
to imitate DeChambeau, but for the 21-year-old, it proved to be the fourth time
he has been’ injured. Wolf started with a two-shot lead. His first eight-hole
game in the Plus Three caused him trouble, which came through the 9th Eagle.
Still DeChambeau was under three after 11, Wolf made a boogie at number 10 and
dropped another shot at number 14. Going into the 15th T, DeChambeau had a four
advantage.
It was not long before Wolff's dream of
becoming the first player since 1913 to win the US Open, as a finalist was
shattered. He signed for the fourth round of 75 Louis Oosthuizen made the third
claim in two overs, one Harris was clear of English.
It was clear from the last day that the US
Open needed to be retyped. English Ikm lost a ball. Rory McIlroy Four pits in
the same hole. McLarey's first odd game was 85 feet, his second was 63 feet.
The Northern Irish scored 75, their sixth out, meaning eighth. "It's just
as appropriate as they come, and let's see what happens," McIlroy said,
judging De Chimbio. "I have full confidence in what he is doing and it is
very impressive."
Patrick Reid, a key part of the
championship for so long, closed at 74 with 13th shares at seven-plus. Lee
Westwood, who signed with the 72, was among the Red Company owners. In pursuit
of a brilliant 65 on Friday, Justin Thomas finished a shot well after 73, 76,
72 runs.
"It's an incredible golf
course," said Thomas. "It's my favorite US Open venue I've
played." I was so disappointed with how I ended the week. I hit him in the
very second and third rounds. I liked it today. I played really, really good
golf and hit a lot of good pieces that just burned the edges. it's fine. If you
play well, you can score goals and make birdies.
De Chambeo accepted the challenge better
than anyone else. Applause will be slow, when it really shouldn't be.
"People think I've got all these crazy ideas," he said in June.
"But when you really break the basic principles of what I'm trying to do,
it's very common sense." Who were we arguing with when he stood with the
trophy? The pioneer has his reward.
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