The New York Times – Sports:
Conditions were calm at Royal Liverpool as the final men’s golf major of the year began. Don’t expect them to stay that way.
Category: DeChambeau, Bryson
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PGA Tour and LIV Golf Seek to Drop Litigation Against Each Other
The New York Times – Sports:
Although the tour’s deal with the Saudi wealth fund has not closed, the request to a federal judge was a milestone in golf’s surprise détente.
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LIV Golf Wants to Talk About Sports. Donald Trump Still Looms.
The New York Times – Sports:
Whether LIV can outrun Trump’s shadow, and whether it even wants to, could do much to shape how the league is perceived in the years ahead, particularly in the United States.
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Bryson DeChambeau Rediscovers His Groove at the P.G.A. Championship
The New York Times – Sports:
It’s only one round, but DeChambeau, the once hard-swinging golfer who has struggled of late, shot a four-under-par 66 at Oak Hill Country Club.
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Brooks Koepka Seizes Masters Lead After 2nd Round
The New York Times – Sports:
The LIV golfer was at 12 under with a three-stroke lead after two rounds when play was suspended because of inclement weather.
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2023 Masters: McIlroy Looks to Shake Thursday Blues as the Rounds That Count Begin
The New York Times – Sports:
Plus, N.C.A.A. champions will be invited to play the Masters, and Larry Mize and Sandy Lyle are preparing to say farewell to the tournament.
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For a Humbled Bryson DeChambeau, Augusta National Looms Long
The New York Times – Sports:
The major champion used scientific research to engineer prodigious drives, but enters the Masters knowing a return to the top of the leaderboards will take workshopping, too.
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PGA Tour Seeks to Add Saudi Wealth Fund to Lawsuit Over LIV Golf
The New York Times – Sports:
A federal judge will decide whether one of the tour’s leading avenues to investigate and challenge a new rival can be expanded.
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How Bryson DeChambeau Saved Long Drive Golf
The New York Times – Sports:
The sport is gaining fans among the public and professional golfers, many of whom have adopted its techniques for their own games.