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The American golfer posted a five-under 67 on the opening day of the 154th Open Championship. He finished two shots behind the leader after declining post-round media interviews.
winnipegfreepress.comBryson DeChambeau carded a five-under 67 on Thursday at the 154th Open Championship. The round placed him two shots behind Jackson Suber, who leads after an inward nine of 31. DeChambeau declined to speak with assembled media after the round.
Faldo comments Nick Faldo said before the tournament that DeChambeau has "zero clue of strategy." DeChambeau later said, "I think you've got to be a lot more strategic out on the golf course." Faldo stated from the television booth that he had "rattled the cage" of DeChambeau.
Other scores Tyrrell Hatton, who played alongside DeChambeau, signed for a 69.
Hatton said DeChambeau "is an amazing player" and that his performance "shouldn't surprise anyone." Rory McIlroy finished at two over after early putting difficulties. Scottie Scheffler reached four under after six holes before ending at two under. Justin Rose posted a 75 that included a double bogey at the 11th hole.
These outlets didn't split into competing frames — coverage was uniform.
Janice S. McNair, who became principal owner of the Houston Texans after her husband Bob McNair died in 2018, died Tuesday in Houston. She transferred ownership to her son Cal McNair in 2024 after serving six years as controlling owner.
sportsnet.caGary Trent Jr. signed a fully guaranteed four-year, $64 million deal to stay with the Milwaukee Bucks. The league said Thursday it will review the agreement under the collective bargaining agreement.