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Bryson DeChambeau’s U.S. Open-Winning Apparel Now Available
Bryson DeChambeau’s victory at the 2022 U.S. Open was a display of both athleticism and style. Now, fans can purchase the exact same apparel that DeChambeau wore during his championship run. Stitch Golf, the official apparel provider for the U.S. Open, has released a limited-edition collection of DeChambeau’s winning wardrobe.
The collection includes the same polo shirt, pants, and shoes that DeChambeau wore at The Country Club. The polo shirt is made from a lightweight, breathable fabric and features a bold, geometric pattern. The pants are tailored for both comfort and performance, with a stretchy waistband and articulated knees. The shoes are designed for stability and support, with a spikeless outsole.
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Fierce Winds Force Suspension of LIV Golf Andalucia’s Opening Round
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**High Winds Disrupt LIV Golf Andalucia’s First Round**
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The U.S. Open has opened its doors to LIV Golf players, granting exemptions to those who finished in the top 10 of the Open Championship. With this move, speculation mounts about whether other major tournaments will follow suit and adapt their eligibility criteria.
