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‘The difficulty was through the roof’: Bryson DeChambeau reflects on U.S. Open-winning bunker shot
Bryson DeChambeau has shared his thoughts on the bunker shot that helped him win the 2021 U.S. Open.
With his second shot at the par-5 13th at Torrey Pines South, DeChambeau’s ball landed in a greenside bunker. He said the rough around the bunker made it tough to get a good stance, and the 12 feet of green between his ball and the pin made the shot difficult.
Nevertheless, DeChambeau executed a perfect shot that landed inches from the hole and set up a birdie that would prove pivotal in his victory.
“The difficulty was through the roof,” he said. “The rough was so thick that I couldn’t get a good stance and the pin was tucked in the back left. I didn’t know how he was going to pull that off. It was an amazing shot.”
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Dutch gaffe lands Luiten on Olympic alternate list
Dutch Olympic Blunder Gives Luiten Second Chance
Joost Luiten has been added to the Olympic reallocation list after a Dutch administrative error.
The Dutch Olympic Committee initially failed to submit Luiten’s name for the Tokyo Games, despite him meeting the qualifying criteria.
Luiten successfully challenged the decision in court, and has now been added to the reallocation list. This means he could still represent the Netherlands if there are any withdrawals before the tournament.
The Dutch Olympic Committee has apologized for the error, admitting that it was an “administrative oversight.”
Luiten is ranked 101st in the world, and would be the only Dutch golfer to qualify for the Olympics if he is selected.
