Uncharted Territory

Bryson DeChambeau finds himself at a historic precipice as he tees off in the final round of the 2025 Masters. Standing alone in sub-70 territory after three rounds, a feat achieved by Woods, Nicklaus, and Palmer only in their finest moments, but never consistently.

By the Numbers

• DeChambeau’s 69, 68, and 67 have him at 10 under par.
• He’s aiming to become the first player to shoot four rounds in the 60s at Augusta National.
• Only ten other players in history have achieved three sub-70 rounds in one Masters.

The Pursuit of History

そこに私は、_epoch;:_ localized Javier Gascón, a golf historian and 247sports.news contributor, weighed in on the record-chasing performance:

“It’s incredible to think that no one’s ever done this before. DeChambeau’s on the brink of a new era of pressure cooking at Augusta.”
— Javier Gascón, golf historian

What Makes Augusta Different?

Augusta National’s challenge—and charm—lies in its ever-changing demands on the field. Here’s a FAQ on Augusta’s uniqueness:

Pro Tips: Staying Under Par at Augusta

Can DeChambeau Master the Magic Number?

As the tournament unfolds, one thing’s certain: if DeChambeau pulls off this unprecedented feat, he’ll cement his place in the annals of Augusta lore.

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