MIDRAND, South Africa — Bryson DeChambeau gained for the second straight week by saving par on the ultimate gap for a 6-under 65 and blistering a 3-wood from a moist lie in the tough on the par-5 18th in a playoff to arrange birdie and defeat Jon Rahm at LIV Golf South Africa on Sunday.
DeChambeau’s ultimate begin earlier than the Masters introduced out a few of his greatest work in profitable his fifth total LIV title. He gained final week in Singapore.
The massive gallery started singing the nationwide anthem as DeChambeau was simply off the 18th inexperienced, needing to get up-and-down to pressure a playoff with Rahm (63), and to provide his Crushers the staff title over the South African-based Southern Guard.
He did that to complete at 26-under 258 and be part of Rahm in the playoff.
Returning to the par-5 18th, DeChambeau pulled his drive into the mud and muck left of the golf green on the rain-soaked course. He was given free aid and finally allowed to put the golf ball. Keeping his toes secure, he ripped 3-wood onto the inexperienced to 12 toes.
Rahm from the golf green went right into a bunker, blasted out to simply past 12 toes and misinterpret his birdie putt. That gave DeChambeau two putts for the win, and he left the eagle putt inches brief.
DeChambeau is the third participant with not less than 5 LIV wins, becoming a member of Joaquín Niemann (seven) and Brooks Koepka (5), who’s now again on the PGA Tour.
