Unbiased AI-powered news
The 32-year-old American sits three strokes behind Scott Vincent and Tyrrell Hatton after round one at Valderrama, with 54 holes remaining.
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewBryson DeChambeau opened round one of LIV Golf Andalucia with a one-under-par 70 at Valderrama. He finished three strokes behind co-leaders Scott Vincent and Tyrrell Hatton, leaving 54 holes to play. The 32-year-old has recorded two wins on the LIV Golf circuit this season.
He missed the cut in both major championships contested in 2026 and competed at LIV Korea the week before arriving in Spain. DeChambeau addressed reporters after his round and described an incident on the 12th fairway in which he accidentally snapped the head of his wedge. “I had some weird things happen,” he said.
“I was walking down the 12th hole with a wedge in my hand, and I put it on the toe. You’re going to put pressure on it as you’re walking down, trying to—like a cane, in a sense, and the head just snapped on me. ” He added that the only prior occasion he recalled a club breaking occurred at Harding Park during the PGA Championship, when his driver snapped while he prepared to tee off.
“It happens, but that was a weird one,” DeChambeau said. “I don’t know how to explain it. ” DeChambeau also offered his assessment of the Valderrama layout. “Yeah, it’s a mystifying golf course, that’s for sure,” he said.
“There’s a lot of times where you’re just hoping. ” He closed his remarks by noting the remaining schedule. “Us Crushers love these tough tests of golf, and I think it showed again today,” DeChambeau said.
“There’s a lot of golf left still.
indianexpress.comMohamed Salah scored once and set up another goal to give Egypt its first World Cup victory. The 3-1 win ends a 92-year drought and moves Egypt one point from the round of 32.
Iran played to a 0-0 draw against Belgium in their second Group G match at the 2026 World Cup in Los Angeles. The team opened its campaign with a 2-2 result against New Zealand and will conclude group play against Egypt in Seattle.
nypost.comWyndham Clark finished at 4 under par to defeat Sam Burns by one shot at Shinnecock Hills. The victory marked his second U.S. Open title in four years.