Bryson DeChambeau melts down, cards a 10 on nightmare par-5

This hole couldn’t have gone any worse for Bryson DeChambeau.

Bryson DeChambeau bulked up for 2020 and has generally been sensational since the season resumed, smashing drives well over 400 yards and as he’s ripped off four consecutive top-10 finishes, including a win earlier this month at the Rocket Mortgage Classic.

DeChambeau will miss the cut at this week’s Memorial Tournament, however, after a comedy of errors at the 15th hole led to DeChambeau carding a quintuple-bogey 10.

After bogeying the 14th, DeChambeau came to the 15th tee at 1-over par for the tournament, safely inside the cut line. What followed was disastrous. DeChambeau blasted his first shot into a hazard, and after taking a drop, hit a wood out of some thick rough, missing his target. DeChambeau’s ball eventually came to rest underneath a fence out of bounds – but DeChambeau argued with a rules official that his ball wasn’t OB. He asked for a second opinion, but a second official did not side with DeChambeau.

In all, DeChambeau took three drops on the hole, and was left counting up his strokes like a weekend warrior once he finally finished the hole.

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