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Bryson DeChambeau’s stunning stock yardages for each club in 2020

It’s well known that Bryson DeChambeau’s weight gain over the past year has resulted in remarkable distance gains driver wise, but what about his other clubs?
Talking to GolfTV, DeChambeau broke down his stock yardages for 2020, and as you can see below, the numbers are impressive across the board.
Speaking at last week’s RBC Heritage, DeChambeau broke down how his stunning distance gains afforded him different luxuries at Harbour Town, including a two club change at 17 from previous years and not having to hit driver on a par 5 to get home in two.
“It’s just a complete quantum shift for me that just allows me to go at things that I usually are not able to go at.
Just for example, I hit 3-wood, 4-iron on 5 ( par-5 542-yard hole), another one. That’s a perfect example. That’s definitely different for me. I never thought I’d be doing that in my lifetime.”
However, DeChambeau’s immense driving was tempered last week by Harbour Town’s tight fairways, with the 5-time winner on Tour not hitting his driver once during Friday’s second round (he still shot 64).
Following that round, the 26-year-old stated that he “didn’t let the Kraken out today”. But you can expect to see that change this week at the Travelers Championship.
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Gary Player accuses son of unauthorized sale of his memorabilia

This morning, Gary Player issued a statement via his Twitter account. According to the statement, Gary’s son, Marc has been auctioning off trophies and memorabilia without his father’s permission.
A statement on the unauthorized sale of Gary Player trophies & memorabilia. pic.twitter.com/2tilBplJOL
— GARY PLAYER (@garyplayer) August 8, 2022
This isn’t the first dispute between Player and his son, Marc. Back in 2020, the nine-time major champion won a settlement in court against Marc. Player got $5 million and the rights to his name and likeness back from a company operated by Marc in a Florida lawsuit.
The Player family are no strangers to controversy, with Gary’s other son, Wayne, banned from the Masters for life after pulling a guerrilla marketing stunt during the opening ceremony tee shots back in 2021.
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Collin Morikawa left ‘freaking out’ after clubs land on airport tarmac

It seems as if there’s been an uptick of cases with professional golfers losing their luggage on airlines this summer.
- Related: ‘Get your s–t together!’ – Viktor Hovland fumes at airline over missing clubs…and it gets worse
Last month at the Genesis Scottish Open, Viktor Hovland’s clubs were lost by the airline. He didn’t have his clubs or clothes in preparation for the event until Ping made a custom set for him on site at The Renaissance Club.
Last week, Irishman Shane Lowry’s clubs were lost on his way to the Wyndham Championship in North Carolina.
Can you help find my missing golf clubs and suitcase @DublinAirport ???? pic.twitter.com/NgwSpLDd0D
— Shane Lowry (@ShaneLowryGolf) August 2, 2022
This week, there are once again issues with a golfer’s clubs. On his way to begin the 2022 FedEx Cup Playoffs, Collin Morikawa tweeted a picture of his TaylorMade clubs in an ominous position.
Clubs fell out of the luggage cart and sat there for a few min with no one in sight. Let’s just say I was freaking out on the inside. Here we come #playoffs pic.twitter.com/0Rwde5sHSV
— Collin Morikawa (@collin_morikawa) August 7, 2022
Luckily for the two-time major champion, the potential nightmare was solved, and someone got his clubs back to where they needed to be.
There’s a hero out there somewhere?? pic.twitter.com/9cXzbtMR7y
— Collin Morikawa (@collin_morikawa) August 7, 2022
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Caddie forced to wade through nettles after bizarre blunder at Women’s Open

In just her second professional start, 22-year-old Louise Duncan finished inside the top-20 of the AIG Women’s Open, but the Duncan team experienced far more than just her first proper paycheck.
In 2021, the Scot won the Women’s Amateur Championship by a record margin (9&8) before nabbing a top-10 at the Women’s Open at Carnoustie, the low amateur winning the traditional Smyth Salver.
It’s a big leap to the paid ranks, but the £73,000 prize is early justification for the move, an amount that might well have just upgraded her future wedding to fiance Jordan Hughes.
After her second round 73, Duncan admitted it was, “a bit of a grind” but having been assured of making the cut, said that, “If it’s a nice cheque we’ll probably just go abroad and get it over with. That sounds bad – sorry Jordan. What I mean is we’ll be able to go abroad and have a good one.”
The round wasn’t without its humor either, with caddie Dean Robertson playing his part.
As reported in The Telegraph, former European Tour winner Robertson has been a large part of Duncan’s success, his experience as player and coach providing mentor-ship to the darling of the Scottish crowd.
However, during the second round when Sophia Schubert handed him a ball, he thought the American had just found it and wanted him to get rid. So he threw it over his left shoulder.
Schubert was actually wanting her ball cleaned and, because of Robertson’s actions, was now facing a stroke-and-distance penalty. So, despite wearing shorts, he did his valiant duty, scaled the wall and went searching in the scrub and nettles for the ball. To Schubert’s relief, it was a successful forage.
Duncan was pleased to see the closest member of her team having the tables turned on himself.
“I was like, ‘oh, no, Dean, tell me you haven’t just done that?’,” Duncan said “But it was an honest mistake and quite funny. He is always telling me to stop being an idiot and to calm down, so maybe he deserved that one.”
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Jimmy Ray
Jun 24, 2020 at 11:25 am
None of the articles from GolfWRX or Golfweek, GD, etc. about this subject care to mention that he’s using one length clubs with jacked up lofts. Typical media hype.
joro
Jun 24, 2020 at 9:57 am
EGO, he wants to be the longer ever, and after watching him las week he seemed totally out of control. I don’t remember him Birdieing the firs Par 5 at one time, a 503 yd Hole. He had better carry an ax with his he is in the trees so much. He would be better swing in control and still hitting it a mile, but with some sore of accuracy. Plus he will feel that out of control Driver swing he has, kind of a lunge, in fact a big lunge. But we will see what happens when he plays a long wide open course. I like the guy but he has to wake up and control his Ball..
Jack Nash
Jun 24, 2020 at 9:18 am
Call me when it equates to winning.
Bren
Jul 10, 2020 at 10:52 pm
OK
Travis
Sep 20, 2020 at 9:32 pm
Hi, it equated to winning, big time. Thought you should know.
ShortyMcChippers
Jun 24, 2020 at 12:31 am
Everybody put your insecurity away; dude’s deep AF cause he worked out for a year, deal with it.
Dyson Bochambeau
Jun 24, 2020 at 9:57 am
I heard he went deep in to Mrs. McChippers
ShortyMcChippers
Jun 24, 2020 at 10:45 pm
How’d you find out about cuck night?
Ty
Jun 23, 2020 at 10:16 pm
Bryson’s clubs are incredibly strong lofted with a 7i shaft in the lower irons. No wonder he hits it that far. I hit my 4 iron 230 and it’s 23.5 degrees which is what his 5 iron is..
Ingy
Jun 23, 2020 at 8:47 pm
18 degree 4 iron LOL
that’s a 2 iron
James
Jun 23, 2020 at 12:21 pm
42 degree pitching wedge says it all. Don’t be deceived.
Brandon
Jun 23, 2020 at 10:07 pm
And it’s a 7 iron shaft. Pretty sure most guys with decent clubhead speed could hit that 160 easily.
Realist
Jun 23, 2020 at 8:00 am
I find it funny that he list a 47 degree wedge (my PW and most people within a degree) and a PW. I think his PW is 43 degrees. I saw his 4 iron is 18 degrees. 5 iron is 23 degrees. He plays them all the same length but the lofts are very delofted. Like at least a whole club. hitting a 47 degree wedge 147 is not that ridiculous for those guys. An 18 degree iron would go 255 for any of the longest hitters. Essential this just shows that he’s as along as Dustin, Rory and such with irons. His driver was 5.5 degrees hitting up 6 or 7 degrees. Dustin plays like a 10.5 degree driver. It’s not that crazy the distance you can hit it with that low of a loft.
Dyson Bochambeau
Jun 23, 2020 at 6:50 am
What’s Bryson’s stack. The gear he’s using works great