Bryson DeChambeau Posts Video Reviewing Every Shot After Missing Cut at Shinnecock Hills

Bryson DeChambeau missed the cut at Shinnecock Hills after opening rounds of 70 and 75, extending a streak that already included missed cuts at the Masters and PGA Championship earlier in 2026, yardbarker.com reported. DeChambeau arrived at the site hoping to reach the weekend. He made birdies early in the first round and stood 1-under par after 17 holes.

A 427-yard drive on the par-4 12th hole stood out as a highlight. An approach that drifted left on the tenth hole led to a bogey, which he saved with a 26-foot putt on the final green. The second round unraveled after two opening pars.

Back-to-back double bogeys on holes 3 and 4 ended his week. DeChambeau avoided media afterward. ” In it he reviewed every shot from both rounds. “I’ve been wanting to do this for a little bit now,” he said.

“I think it’s important for you guys, especially given that I show myself in different ways — whether it’s entertaining on YouTube or playing professional golf. I want to do my best at every single event. ” He attributed part of the difficulty to soft greens and wind.

Timing issues on the range before the second round produced larger misses, he added. “That was my tournament,” he said of the double bogeys. “It was really unfortunate the way that whole situation happened.

I didn’t feel like I played that bad for that to happen, but you can’t do that at majors.