Breaking News: Bryson DeChambeau set to make a brutal golfing history in 2025 at $2m tournament as the secret has been officially confirmed
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Breaking News: Bryson DeChambeau set to make a brutal golfing history in 2025 at $2m tournament as the secret has been officially confirmed
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Bryson DeChambeau will look back on his 2024 season with fond memories, both across LIV Golf and the PGA Tour.
The PGA Tour is missing DeChambeau, who returned in stunning fashion this season by winning the US Open at Pinehurst.
DeChambeau also guided his Crushers GC side to the very top of the LIV Golf team standings, before they finished T7 at the Team Championship Dallas.
Crushers GC captain DeChambeau meanwhile finished eighth in the individual standings, with Legion XIII captain Jon Rahm winning the ultimate prize.
But the former’s season is far from over, with DeChambeau set to partner Brooks Koepka in an exhibition match against Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy.
The four stars will go head-to-head in Las Vegas in December, in an eagerly anticipated clash between LIV Golf and the PGA Tour.
But DeChambeau is also seemingly looking ahead to 2025, with the Hindustan Times reporting that he is expected to play at the yet-to-be-announced International Series India.
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Sanctioned by the Asian Tour and backed by LIV Golf, it represents the first time an International Series event will be held in India, where there will be a total prize purse of at least $2million.
DeChambeau very nearly wasn’t a major winner this year, having been involved in a tense battle with McIlroy at Pinehurst.
But it was the American who emerged victorious on home soil, with the Northern Irishman enduring a nightmare final round.
The two will come face-to-face once more in Las Vegas in December, with DeChambeau then expected to head to India in late January.
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The line-up for the International Series India has not been confirmed, but Crushers teammates DeChambeau, Anirban Lahiri, Paul Casey and Charles Howell III are all set to be involved.
