Bryson DeChambeau missed the PGA Championship cut at 7 over as several major names also failed to reach the weekend at Aronimink.
Bryson DeChambeau’s PGA Championship ended early, and for the second straight major, one of LIV Golf’s biggest stars is leaving before the weekend.
DeChambeau missed the cut at Aronimink Golf Club after finishing 36 holes at 7 over, three shots outside the number.
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His opening 76 put him in trouble immediately, and while he closed Friday with three straight birdies, it wasn’t nearly enough to rescue the week.
The result adds another rough chapter to DeChambeau’s season after he also missed the cut at the Masters.
With LIV Golf’s future uncertain and DeChambeau facing questions about his own next move, the timing couldn’t be much worse.
The bigger concern is how he missed it. DeChambeau never looked sharp with his irons or wedges, struggling badly in approach play and around the greens.
He spent extra time on the range searching for answers, but the fixes didn’t show up when it mattered.
His next major start will come at the U.S. Open, where he’s already a two-time champion.
That history may help, but Shinnecock Hills won’t be forgiving if his ball-striking remains this uneven.
DeChambeau wasn’t alone in heading home early. Aronimink also sent several big names packing, including Viktor Hovland at 6 over, Keegan Bradley at 6 over, Tommy Fleetwood at 5 over, Russell Henley at 5 over, Sungjae Im at 5 over and Wyndham Clark at 5 over.
Max Homa endured one of the roughest weeks among marquee players, finishing at 12 over. Adam Scott missed at 8 over, while Tyrrell Hatton joined DeChambeau outside the cut at 6 over.
Michael Block, who became a fan favorite at Oak Hill, started Friday at even par but slid to 5 over after two closing bogeys.
For DeChambeau, the missed cut stings beyond one tournament. He needed a major-stage statement. Instead, he leaves Aronimink with more questions than answers.
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