Bryson DeChambeau Struggles in Opening Round at LIV Golf New York
Bryson DeChambeau encountered significant difficulties during his opening round at LIV Golf New York on Thursday, struggling on the 7,651-yard par-71 course at Trump Bedminster.
His round began poorly with a double bogey on the first hole, followed by bogeys on the second and fourth holes. Although he managed a birdie on the 11th hole, he ultimately finished the day with a score of five-over par 76, leaving him 12 strokes behind the leader, Joaquin Niemann.
DeChambeau's frustrations were evident as he reacted angrily on the fifth tee after a disappointing start. With 54 holes remaining, he will need to perform exceptionally well in the upcoming rounds to stay in contention for the season-long title against Jon Rahm.
