‘What is going on?’: Bryson DeChambeau, Lee Westwood miss big on consecutive shots at Players Championship

Bryson DeChambeau and Lee Westwood both hit OB on consecutive shots on Sunday in the final group of the Players Championship.

After a second mishit in as many swings, Bryson DeChambeau uttered what we were all thinking while watching: “Oh my gosh. What is going on?”

In the final group with Lee Westwood and two shots back at 11 under, DeChambeau topped his tee shot on the par-4 fourth hole into the water and had to play his next shot from a drop on a forward tee.

His third shot after the penalty drop went way right, but stayed in play.

“That was worst than most,” said Golf Channel’s on-course announcer David Feherty, a playful reference to the famous Tiger Woods “better than most” putt from the 2001 Players Championship.

Players Championship: Leaderboard | Photos

Westwood wasn’t much better on No. 4. finding the water, but with a slice instead of a top.

Westwood escaped with just a bogey to remain in the lead at 12 under, while DeChambeau made double and dropped to 9 under.

[mm-video type=playlist id=01es6rjnsp3c84zkm6 player_id=none image=https://golfweek.usatoday.com/wp-content/plugins/mm-video/images/playlist-icon.png]