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Bryson DeChambeau Posts Long Statement After Long Drive Championship Loss, Twitter Yawns

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A loss in a long drive competition will make a man take stock of his life, apparently.

Following his loss in the final of World Long Drive 2022 to Martin Gorgmeier, Bryson DeChambeau posted a two-page statement to his Twitter account.

 

The early part of the 2020 U.S. Open champion’s season was derailed due to some injuries, and once he was healthy, DeChambeau reportedly picked up a $100 million signing bonus to join LIV Golf.

Part of DeChambeau’s statement reads:

“I hope everyone gets the chance to fairly see who I am one day. I may not do everything right by everyone’s eyes, but I will do my best to be a better version of myself.”

DeChambeau, like other LIV golfers, has lost fan support and has received little sympathy when they’ve brought up the backlash they’ve received from fans.

 

You can read some of the responses to the tweet yourself—as always on Twitter, some are more eloquent than others!

DeChambeau will be teeing it up with the other LIV Golf pros this weekend in Bangkok, Thailand, in the series’ fifth event of eight in 2022.


Cover Image Via Twitter

 

Chris has worked in sports journalism for nearly 20 years and also loves the game of golf, even though it often doesn't love him back. Year-round golf is a perk of living in Florida, where Chris moved from his native New York shortly after graduating from college. Chris has played some famous courses in the state, including Bay Hill in Orlando and Innisbrook in the Tampa Bay area, and next on his to-do list is the Stadium Course at TPC Sawgrass to take a crack at the famous island hole.

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