In Pinehurst, N.C., Bryson DeChambeau sought relief for tight hips outside the ropes, then amazed with a 347-yard drive and a birdie on the 14th hole in the U.S. Open.
DeChambeau’s exceptional performance on Saturday included a 3-under 67, establishing a three-shot lead in the tournament.
He expressed his strategy as aiming for “boring golf” by hitting for the center of the greens each time.
The crowd at Pinehurst cheered on DeChambeau, fueling his energy as he delivered power, birdies, and engaging entertainment throughout the day.
DeChambeau’s lead heading into the final round was challenged by Rory McIlroy, Patrick Cantlay, and Matthieu Pavon, each three shots behind.
Despite some ups and downs, DeChambeau maintained his composure and skill, aiming for a second U.S. Open title with a modified game and physique.
The final day promises an exciting competition as DeChambeau faces tough contenders in McIlroy, Cantlay, and Pavon.
Overall, DeChambeau’s performance was marked by remarkable shots, birdies, and some challenging moments, characteristic of the U.S. Open’s demanding nature.
The heat and challenging course conditions added to the intensity of the tournament, testing the players’ abilities to stay focused and deliver their best.
