2020 U.S. Open, Round 4: Extended Highlights

Bryson DeChambeau was dominant in the final round of the 2020 U.S. Open Championship at Winged Foot Golf Club in Mamaroneck, N.Y., where he cruised to a six-stroke victory over Matthew Wolff. But there were plenty of other highlights as well.
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[@user-je1ie9vx8f]

Got to love the final pairing. Two young guns with such unique swing. Congrats to Dechambomb.

[@SIMDICK]

Yes the other two big guns DJ and Rahm have had a lot of fun recently so it was nice...

[@tumenbt7550]

⁸

[@jhaz89]

Cringe

[@garyrae5413]

Great to see a Major championship golf course bite back! Personally I like to see the best players work for their score and 21 under par birdie fests bore me silly. Far better to see guile,invention and great putting than driver wedge all week.

[@jsmariani4180]

Deep rough!! Undulating and super fast greens!! It's so fun to watch them struggle.

[@TehZNCify]

Speak for yourself! Who doesn’t like to watch 350+ yard drives, it’s good for growing the game of golf!

[@garyrae5413]

Laying The Foundation plenty of huge drives at this Major but no huge under par scores,as it should be.

[@frankenstein01]

uhh 8:58

[@garyrae5413]

frankenstein01 exactly my point👏👏 some people eh😂

[@edrowland4614]

Great win. Bryson proving he is doing it his way and WINNING.

[@mikenike6079]

Pleased for him, he got it done when it counted. Not always the most likeable guy but respect for his work ethic and dedication to improving his game to get to the level he is at. His emotion at the end was touching.

[@johnkurtz7705]

Congratulations Bryson DeChambeau, great win. Kudos to Wolff, wonderful second place. After BD made eagle on 9, tremendous putt for eagle by Wolff.

[@rosebrown2308]

Lol dude can we be friends text me here on hangout [e-mail] thank you

[@RedGrant2008]

14:06 - When a spectator somehow manages to break his leg in two places, screaming in agony, just as Bryson DeChambeau sinks the final, winning putt.

[@rosebrown2308]

Lol dude can we be friends text me here on hangout [e-mail] thank you

[@joshhart1479]

Congrats !

[@christopherdias1790]

What power in your drives and then composer when chipping and putting! Congratulations Bryson! Next aim the Open. Best of luck.

[@jasminetaylor4401]

Hello Christopher Dias,I will like to know you better. Dm me on whaaatsap +1. Seven. 1. Four. 9. zero. 9. zero. 8. Zero. 1.

[@rosebrown2308]

Lol dude can we be friends text me here on hangout [e-mail] thank you

[@PeterSmith-or3pq]

Love in his ball strikes ❤ , just like mine . Cfs ping shaft, 2.0 burner heads, still cool 😎 👌 👍

[@jasminetaylor4401]

Hello Peter Smith, I will like to know you better. Dm me on whaaatsap +1. Seven. 1. Four. 9. zero. 9. zero. 8. Zero. 1.

[@mycommentpwnz]

Holy. Shit. Those are some GNARLY GREENS.

[@pisanu6699]

2020 US Putting Contest

[@keliabowers8396]

top gun

[@headintheclouds6935]

The hate Bryson gets is so unneeded

[@dwaynekoblitz6032]

Idt Bryson did anything really so incredible. He’s just the player that screwed up the least. I’d have no business players such a difficult course. It sure was fun to watch.

[@sonjaroth498]

Super Golf

[@CesarSanchezzz]

Should of done a bit more practice swings and not be fooling around with his caddie. Well deserved Dechambomb.

[@ae3730]

flashback to me averaging +80 getting mad at Wolff for blowing a -5 lead..

[@PeterSmith-or3pq]

Rorys worries are will Brandon Deschamps, ))

[@rosebrown2308]

Lol dude can we be friends text me here on hangout [e-mail] thank you

[@johnkurtz7705]

US Open wins are precious. Ask Phil, 44 wins, 5 majors. Ask Sam Snead, 82 wins, no US Open. Go BD

[@rosebrown2308]

Lol dude can we be friends text me here on hangout [e-mail] thank you

[@staxter6]

Oosthuizen must have bought his third place, barely a single shot of his all week!

[@paulmcgee1867]

Funny how Bryson drivers off the tee and as we look at it land we see some huge un replaced divots by his ball. How is this possible?

[@johnkurtz7705]

BD was 5th in driving distance this week

[@johnkurtz7705]

Also, some players were hacking it out of bad lies and it may have been their second shots. Nothing worse than missing the fairway when laying up

[@andyburge7358]

There is no way the R&A and USGA can stop the march of technology by lengthening courses - what they can do is test the smarts of the players. The way to do this is by redesigning courses such that driver and 3 wood landing areas are narrowed and packed with hazards - hazards that genuinely cause a player to drop 1 stroke. This will force players to use shorter clubs from the tee and longer clubs for their second shots. This will remove a player's advantage in driving the ball 350 or more yards and will returns a course to how it was meant to be played

[@threeofive9401]

I don't know why they do not go to the golfball manufactures and state they want a golfball with 25% less bounce. The long hitters will still have a big advantage but at least they are not going to have courses 10,000 long with 300 yard par 3s and 800 yard par 5s.

[@andyburge7358]

@@threeofive9401 Interesting idea but the problem with that is that the bounce of a ball is not just dependent on the ball itself; a hard links course in the UK will allow the ball to bounce and run far more than the same ball on a lush parkland course in the US

[@TehZNCify]

It’s 10x more entertaining to watch a guy hit a ball 350 and make birdie than to see a guy lay up on a Par 4 and make a par. Long Drives are good for golf.

[@andyburge7358]

@@TehZNCify Well we're all entitled to our opinion - I differ from yours ..

[@threeofive9401]

@@andyburge7358 I do not know what the differences is in how the ball bounces on a links course today when compared to the ball bounce on a links course 20 years ago. But my thought was a method of turning the clock back so that the courses of the past can be used today.

[@zero2herogolf]

Check out my results switching to Bryson DeChambeau's swing - kzbin.info/www/bejne/hXvMmp2ldteop7M

[@olivierauberger]

I really wanted Wolff to win. Not a fan of Dujambon.

[@javierbecerra184]

Screw off

[@HolyGrailOfGolf]

How is this a highlight reel? More like a mediocre golf shot reel.

[@russellkempe3231]

Mike Davis of the USGA needs to have Bryson tested for PED's.

[@andyburge7358]

Bryson is not an idiot - no way he'll have taken muscle building drugs

[@bbqheavynuts]

I hope you are being sarcastic.

[@andyburge7358]

@@bbqheavynuts Certainly not. The drug testing procedure at the US Open and all the majors is very strict (see here www.usga.org/championships-hub/additional-entry-resources/doping-policy-and-drug-testing.html ). DO you really think DeChambeau would try and get a way with taking performance enhancing drugs given this testing regime and given the consequences for him if he was caught doing so? Get some perspective ..

[@Tlhakxza]

Do drugs help winning in golf...??? *asking for a friend*🤔

[@andyburge7358]

@@Tlhakxza Possibly - as they may do in any sport - but I doubt Bryson or any of the other professionals would be stupid enough to use them ..

[@ToddSloanIAAN]

Creepy clothes 3:47

[@RobLowdown0]

How sad, no fans, masked up, just can't get excited about this crap, cancel the majors, this sucks, stay home if scared of flu, let everyone else live free

[@GnikNeb]

great highlights? 1:54 Thanks for show that double bogey.... smh at editors.

[@Saintinthecity-wh9nl]

I love golf but there has to be more diversity going forward. There were few people of colour around that course yesterday. Whenever I play golf, I am the only black person around!

[@LongetBows]

Depends where you play, I see all kinds of people at the courses in AZ its awesome

[@jdk0777]

Lol you're such a troll

[@Saintinthecity-wh9nl]

@@LongetBows I am in Scotland but the courses are still rather exclusive. I did enjoy the final round immensely on Sunday but it was just rather disappointing not to see more people of colour around the course.

[@ADVANTAGECHATGPT]

Come to South Africa. Lots of people of colour playing golf here. The reason there aren't more players of colour on the PGA Tour is because they're not good enough. Plain and simple. These guys all qualified to play . They didn't get a hand me out just cause they're white. Jou ma man.

[@taylormurphy2840]

@@ADVANTAGECHATGPT socioeconomic factors allow some people the opportunity to get into golf early in life while excluding others

[@sg72646]

From the whole field only 1 player under par. The courses are becoming too difficult which doesn't inspire me to spend hours in front of my TV watching great players struggle with ridiculously tough layouts😳

[@karlkovermann6970]

Its the us Open, its supposed to be this way. Every other week they absolutly Go at it

[@sg72646]

@@karlkovermann6970 I get your point but we the public are there to be entertained so I would rather see a birdy fest and so would the spectators when they are finally able to return rather than something resembling a nil nil soccer match lasting 4 days!

[@pauldaum69]

The goal is supposed to be a winning score of even par for this tournament.

[@pjr54321]

@@pauldaum69 The golf course was set up perfectly. (Making even par a goal) Only one player knew how to go well under par. Bulk up guys. I'm 72 and still get after it.......... LOL

[@jacobplourde2388]

@@sg72646 Speak for yourself. The difficulty of the us open is what makes it different from other golf tournaments and more fun to watch. Also the courses aren’t getting harder they’re getting easier. Back in the day almost every us open was won with an over par score.