Jackson Suber’s eagle on No. 17 put him in sole possession of the opening round at Royal Birkdale. “Live From” breaks down Suber’s debut Open round and much more, including Byrson DeChambeau’s 3-under 67.
DeChambeau talk Royal Birkdale strategy after Faldo comments
Bryson DeChambeau declined to speak to TV and print reporters at the 154th Open Championship but did take questions from an R&A media official after carding a 3-under 67 at Royal Birkdale on Thursday. The two-time major winner put a lot of emphasis on "strategy" in his answers after Nick Faldo said earlier in the week that DeChambeau didn't have any when it comes to playing links courses.
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Scheffler (68) compares Round 1 strategy to Hatton's, DeChambeau's
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