Bryson DeChambeau to Headline Inaugural International Series India in 2025

Bryson DeChambeau to Headline Inaugural International Series India in 2025

Bryson DeChambeau to Headline Inaugural International Series India in 2025

Indian golf fans are in for a treat in 2025 as reigning US Open champion Bryson DeChambeau is set to make his debut in the country. The International Series India, a new elevated tournament sanctioned by the Asian Tour and backed by LIV Golf, is expected to be announced soon.

The tournament, which will be held from January 30 to February 2, will mark the first time an International Series event is held in India. It will also be the first time a reigning Major champion has played in the country since golf was introduced by the British in 1829.

DeChambeau, known for his unorthodox but highly effective approach to the game, has expressed his excitement about the opportunity to play in India. “I have never been there, but it’s a country that has fascinated me,” he said. “I have always loved being a global player and I greatly enjoy playing in as many countries as possible.”

The tournament is expected to feature several LIV Golf stars, including DeChambeau’s Crushers team members Anirban Lahiri, Paul Casey, and Charles Howell III. Lahiri, the only contracted Indian and Asian player in the LIV Golf League, believes DeChambeau’s presence will be a major boost for Indian golf fans.

“I think it will be massive for Indian golf fans if Bryson is there,” Lahiri said. “He has brought millions of new fans to our sport.”

The International Series India will be the second major international tournament in the country in two months, with the Hero Indian Open (part of the DP World Tour) likely to be played in the last week of March.

The proposed dates for the International Series India have pros and cons. While it is likely to attract strong interest from LIV Golf League players, shorter daylight time will impact the number of players in the field.

Bryson DeChambeau Unleashes Fury on Augusta National, Grabs Masters Lead

Bryson DeChambeau Unleashes Fury on Augusta National, Grabs Masters Lead

Bryson DeChambeau’s relentless assault on Augusta National Golf Club continued in the opening round of the 88th Masters Tournament. The enigmatic golfer unleashed a near-perfect performance, carding a seven-under 65 to seize the solo lead.

DeChambeau’s dominance was evident from the outset, as he unleashed a barrage of 12 drives exceeding 300 yards. His Krank driver and Avoda irons, unique to his arsenal, proved to be formidable weapons. Despite swirling winds, he hit 15 out of 18 greens in regulation.

The world No. 210, who has been rapidly descending in the rankings since joining LIV Golf, displayed his recent resurgence. After a challenging period last year, he has notched two victories on the breakaway tour. His sizzling form has carried over to the Masters, where he opened with three consecutive birdies and closed with five more in his final seven holes.

DeChambeau’s performance was not solely attributed to brute force. He showcased deft long-range putts and remarkable recovery shots. His sliced second shot from the pine straws on the par-5 15th, which nearly resulted in an eagle, drew gasps from the patrons.

Known as “the Scientist” for his scientific approach to golf, DeChambeau has recently become obsessed with robotics. His pursuit of a repeatable swing, the cornerstone of a great golf swing, was evident throughout his round.

However, DeChambeau acknowledged the challenges posed by the ever-changing conditions. “Trying to be a robot is always something I’ve tried to do, but it’s not feasible in this game,” he said. “This wind out here just makes it diabolical.”

Despite his polarizing nature, DeChambeau remains a passionate advocate for the game. He has recently embraced content creation on YouTube, aiming to inspire and grow the sport.

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