‘It’s a Special Place’: Bryson DeChambeau Expresses His Delight of Playing the 150th Open Championship at St Andrews

Bryson DeChambeau is ready to leave his mark on the historic British Golf Course. Ahead of the 150th anniversary of The Open Championship, DeChambeau declared his love and excitement of playing at The Old Course after completing his first practice session.

The world of golf is ready for the final Major of the year which will take place at St. Andrews in Scotland. Golfers from both PGA Tour as well as LIV Golf will take part in the Major.

The newly signed LIV Golf player Bryson DeChambeau shared his thoughts on the historic golf course after completing his first practice round. Though he has succeeded several times on American soil, DeChambeau is yet to make a significant impact in the Open Championship.

What did Bryson DeChambeau say about Old Course?

After finishing his practice round on Monday, DeChambeau turned his attention to the surroundings of the renowned St. Andrews course. He mentioned how the course gives him the vibes of California.

The Scientist said, “It feels a little bit like California where I grew up, definitely had a warm welcome – the fans are awesome.” He further mentioned that it was his first time on the historic British Golf Course.

Read More: ‘He Smokes Like 34 Cigarettes a Day’: Bryson DeChambeau Reveals the Last Person He’d Like to Mess With

DeChambeau said, “I am very blessed to get around this golf course, my first time, I wish it had been a little earlier but look I’m excited to be here and there’s no better place in the world – I love it.”

Bryson DeChambeau is known for his long drives and aggressive attitude to every hole, but he is aware that strong winds can force him to dial it down. He said, “It’s tricky, the wind flipped and went from one direction and did a complete 180, so I need to get comfortable with that and make sure we have our numbers dialled in to play well this week.”

With the 28-year-old ready to make his debut at the home of golf, it will be exciting to see how he lives up to the expectations.

DeChambeau’s recent form

Bryson DeChambeau has struggled to find his form for the 2022 season.  The Scientist won his first major championship, the U.S. Open, in 2020, although he didn’t place higher than 26th in any of the subsequent four majors that year.

The American missed the cut in the 2022 Masters and tied for 56th at the U.S. Open due to injuries and his propensity to using his big-hitting driver off the tee. After getting injured and missing the PGA Championship, the other major event of the year, DeChambeau is ready to make a statement in Scotland after switching to the Saudi-backed LIV Golf International Series.

The Open Championship will take place from 14 July to 17 July at The Old Course at St. Andrews. Bryson DeChambeau is looking forward to his maiden Open Championship.

Watch This Story: A Breakdown of Bryson Dechambeau’s Diet Routine