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Bryson DeChambeau plays to the gallery whether or not they think he is villain or victim | Andy Bull

Name: Bryson DeChambeau plays to the gallery whether or not they think he is villain or victim | Andy Bull
Uploaded: 2026-07-18T21:07:19+00:00
Description: Bryson DeChambeau steals the spotlight at the Open, attracting fans who cheer for him despite mixed opinions. His unique blend of skill and showmanship keeps him at the heart of golf discussions, win or lose this weekend.

Bryson DeChambeau steals the spotlight at the Open, attracting fans who cheer for him despite mixed opinions. His unique blend of skill and showmanship keeps him at the heart of golf discussions, win or lose this weekend.

The Guardian Sport· Jul 18, 2026 · 9:07 PM · 2 views

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