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Will Gordon was the low amateur at the Masters in 2022 and after a T4 finish at the US Amateur was invited to play in the US Open. Gordon had the course record at Augusta National for an amateur and was 9-under in the 2022 NCAAs before play was stopped due to lightning.
He has now won the Korn Ferry Tour’s 2023 Savannah Golf Championship, which will require him to play more PGA Tour events in the coming months. But … Gordon still wants to play amateur golf, too.
Gordon wants to defend his North & South Amateur title and also play in the US Amateur this summer, but the Rules of Amateur Status say he should give up his amateur status if he plays more than seven PGA Tour events as a professional. Gordon has appealed to the USGA to keep his amateur status while playing Tour events.
**The Real Bryson DeChambeau Emerges**
Bryson DeChambeau’s dominance at the U.S. Open was not just a display of physical strength but a testament to his emotional growth. Sources close to the golfer revealed that the real DeChambeau emerged once the cameras were off.
After the adrenaline subsided, DeChambeau was reportedly introspective, reflecting on his journey and expressing gratitude for the support he has received. He acknowledged the criticism but emphasized that his exuberant celebrations were a genuine expression of his passion and determination.
DeChambeau’s emotional vulnerability and humility provide a glimpse into a side of him rarely seen in the public eye. The U.S. Open triumph has not only cemented his status as a golf powerhouse but has also revealed the depth of his character.
Hossler fired an 8-under 60 to take a two-shot lead after the first round of the Wyndham Championship at Sedgefield Country Club in Greensboro, North Carolina. The 27-year-old, who is seeking his second PGA Tour victory, made nine birdies and one bogey in his round. He is two shots ahead of Roger Sloan and Ryan Moore, who are tied for second place at 6-under 64.