The 2020 U.S. Open champ has been in the picture at every 2024 major, with his body and equipment fully dialed.
PINEHURST, N.C. — Beefy Bryson is no more. The 10,000-calorie days of eating whatever he desired in mass quantities was long ago shelved in favor of a healthier lifestyle that includes some nutritional quirks and a good bit of common sense.
For the third time this year, DeChambeau is high on a leaderboard in a major championship, grabbing the clubhouse lead with a 69 at Pinehurst No. 2 that saw him complete 36 holes at 136, 4 under par. Patrick Cantlay, the first-round leader at 5 under, had yet to tee off when DeChambeau finished. “It’s really good equipment, and as I’ve said before in other press conferences, it’s me getting a little bit older and realizing there’s more to life than just golf, and when I’m out here, appreciating the time that I have out here, and hopefully continuing that fun that I can showcase to others.”
There’s nothing quite like another distraction, but DeChambeau took it in stride as he attempts to win a second major championship. But last year he began to emerge from his funk. He contended at the PGA Championship won by Koepka, won twice with LIV, including shooting a final-round 58 at the Greenbrier event and again in Chicago.
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