DeChambeau Mocks McIlroy’s Loss: Masters Earnings Revealed

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Breaking: Bryson DeChambeau Admits to Emotional Struggle Watching Rory McIlroy’s Collapse at Masters Final Round – "I Wanted to Cry for Him"

Golf’s incumbent king of distance, Bryson DeChambeau, has revealed a rare moment of vulnerability, confessing that he felt overwhelmed with emotion while watching Rory McIlroy unravel during the final round of the Masters. The usually stoic DeChambeau admitted to being on the verge of tears as McIlroy, leading comfortably, imploded with a series of costly mistakes, ultimately gifting Justin Rose a surprise victory. DeChambeau, who has himself experienced the ups and downs of major championship Sundays, expressed his disbelief at McIlroy’s crucial approach shot into Rae’s Creek, saying, "I wanted to cry for him."

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Bryson DeChambeau opens up about Rory McIlroy’s final round woes at the Masters

AUGUSTA, GA – Bryson DeChambeau has shed light on Rory McIlroy’s disappointing final round at the Masters, revealing that he felt an abundance of empathy for the four-time major winner. In an exclusive interview, DeChambeau shared his insights into McIlroy’s slides down the leaderboard, providing a unique perspective on how one of golf’s biggest stars could squander a commanding lead.

The 13th Hole: A Turning Point

"When I saw Rory hit his approach shot into Rae’s Creek, I wanted to cry for him," said DeChambeau, reflecting on McIlroy’s double bogey on the 13th hole. "As a professional, you know to hit it in the middle of the green, and I just couldn’t believe he went for it, or must have just flared it."

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Did you know? In the Masters’ rich history, only four players have lost a three-stroke or greater lead after 54 holes. McIlroy’s collapse joined Jack Burke Jr. (1956), Greg Norman (1996), and Jordan Spieth (2016) on that infamous list.

McIlroy’s Erratic Play: A Tale of Two Rounds

DeChambeau acknowledged the stark contrast in McIlroy’s play throughout the tournament. "There were times where it looked like he had full control, and at times where it’s like, what’s going on? It kind of looked like one of my rounds, actually."

Pro Tip: Maintain Focus Under Pressure

Maintaining focus and consistency under pressure is a challenge all golfers face. "When you’re trying to win a major championship, especially at the Masters on Sunday, you have to do it and do it right," said DeChambeau. "Hitting those bad shots is part of the game, but it’s about minimizing them when it counts most."

The Future of Golf’s Big Four

McIlroy’s Sunday struggles raised questions about golf’s "Big Four" – McIlroy, DeChambeau, Dustin Johnson, and Jon Rahm. While their collective major drought continues, each player has shown signs of resurgence.

Experience the Expertise: Johnson won the Saudi International and the LIV Golf Invitational earlier this year, while Rahm took the Farmers Insurance Open and the Mexico Open. McIlroy, despite his Masters misfortune, won the Canadian Open and finished second at the PGA Championship.

Looking Ahead: What’s Next for Rory?

Rory McIlroy’s recent Masters meltdown has reignited the debate surrounding his ability to close out tournaments. However, with 21 PGA Tour wins and four major titles already under his belt, he remains a formidable force.

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FAQs

Q: Why did Rory McIlroy struggle on Sunday?
A: McIlroy’s Sunday struggles can be attributed to a combination of factors, including driving accuracy, approach shots, and putting. His strokes gained: off-the-tee and strokes gained: approach were both negative on Sunday.

Q: Can Rory McIlroy win another major?
A: Absolutely. Despite his recent stumbles, McIlroy has consistently contended in majors. His experience and skill set suggest he remains a strong contender.

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