CHARLOTTE, N.C. – At the 2021 Wells Fargo Championship, Bryson DeChambeau shot 74 at Quail Hollow Golf Club on Friday and made a quick exit to his home in Dallas, figuring he had missed the 36-hole cut. But mid-flight, he was informed that he was going to make the cut after all.

A bummer for many, but probably not for Bryson DeChambeau, who admitted that the nasty weather probably created a nice break for him. The man always seems to be on the move, whether it’s winning the LIV Golf event in South Korea only nine days ago,

Following a few not-so-fortuitous final rounds, Bryson DeChambeau fought tooth and nail to avoid another at LIV Golf Korea. And that he did. DeChambeau fired a final round of 6-under 66 and reached 19 under for the tournament to fend off Crushers GC teammate, Charles Howell III, for a narrow two-stroke victory.

I feel like I’ve always had the capacity to play well in major championships and contend consistently,” DeChambeau said.

Bryson DeChambeau is finally a winner again on LIV Golf. He shot a 66 and held off Crushers teammate Charles Howell III to win LIV Golf Korea.

Bryson DeChambeau finally won his third LIV Golf Individual tournament on Sunday. The big day at Jack Nicklaus Golf Club Korea was his first win since 2013’s LIV Golf Chicago. But along with the triumph came a big $4 Million check that marked a historical shift.

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.

Everybody praised golf star Bryson DeChambeau for spending time with a kid and his mother as he currently battles cancer.