Golf
Bryson DeChambeau felt ‘really uncomfortable’ as he opens up after McIlroy Masters battle
Bryson DeChambeau says he will work on hitting from side slopes after admitting he felt ‘really uncomfortable’ at the Masters. The American had initially gone into the final round only two strokes behind leader Rory McIlroy – but he ended tied for fifth in an underwhelming climax to his week.
DeChambeau finished four shots away from McIlroy, the eventual champion who won a play-off against Justin Rose after they both scored 11 under par. The 31-year-old hit a double bogey on the par-four 11th hole to all but end his chances of winning the Masters for the first time. Having struggled over his shots on uneven ground, DeChambeau says he will be working with his iron to perfect his technique in those situations.
