Bryson DeChambeau couldn’t play at the Tokyo Olympics because of COVID-19. His decision to sign with LIV Golf is keeping him out of the Paris Games this summer.
COLLEGE GROVE —
A maximum of four players can represent any country in Olympic golf, and DeChambeau is the sixth highest-ranked American. The U.S. team will feature Masters champion Scottie Scheffler, Schauffele, Wyndham Clark and Collin Morikawa. PGA Tour officials are talking with the Saudi backers of LIV Golf, trying to reach an agreement for a new model for professional golf. DeChambeau said he had been hoping for an agreement by now to allow him to play in the Olympics.
His win also has given LIV Golf a boost. This event about 30 miles south of Nashville is nearly sold out before Friday’s start at The Grove, designed by LIV CEO Greg Norman, which also has hosted a Korn Ferry Tour event.
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