Bryson Decimbeau's round 1 Open Championship Debacle in the rare area

The Post -Bryson -Debakel of Bryson Dechambeau's Open Championship in rare territories first occurred at clutch points.

The open championship in Royal Portrush in Northern Ireland has a big start. Matt Fitzpatrick and Harris English belong to a pack for leadership, Scottie Scheffler is one behind it and the hero of the hometown Rory McIlroy is lurking. But a two -time US Open Champion will probably not create the weekend. Bryson Dechambeau continued his hard open open championship career on Thursday with a Birdie-Free 78, which made some history.

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“Today he was only the 2nd round in Bryson Dechambeeau's important championship career without Birdie. He lost more than 4 blows on the field with his base game in the round,” said Justin Ray from Twentyfirst Group.

The Iron Play of Dechambeaus cost him legitimate chances at the first two major championships of the season. He was with the Masters in the last group with McIlroy, but hit 11 and 12 bad iron shots to fall out of the dispute. At the PGA championship, his external chance of running Scottie Scheffler was too short with bad iron play. It let him down at the open championship.

Some of the lines suffered in the penalty came on the fourth hole. His journey landed in long raw and forced a difficult second shot, which ended up in even deeper rough and on a steep hill. It took two hacks, just for Move it a few meters forward Before he made a double bogey.

In four previous attempts, Dechambeau has only one finish in the top 30 at the Open Championship. That came in 2022, when he ended eight shots behind Cameron Smith, even after three rounds in the 1960s. But every other Rota event location next to the old course was not friendly in Dechameau, including Royal Portrush.

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Dechambeau has reached 144th place after a day at the open championship. The top 70 players, including ties, do the cut, so he has something to do on Friday.

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