The 2020 Masters has in no way been kind to Bryson DeChambeau.
The latest installment of DeChambeau’s ill-fated Masters exploits came on Friday, when he hit a moonshot on No. 3 so high that it found the rough. However, the ball itself could not be found by the eight-man search team that tried to find it.
According to Outkick:
TV replay of DeChambeau’s rocket shot on No. 3 showed it landing in a second cut that was softened by heavy rains, causing it to swallow up the ball. After being told he had 30 seconds left out of a three-minute search clock, DeChambeau asked a rules official, ‘So you’re saying if we can’t find it, it’s a lost ball?’
The triple was followed by back-to-back bogeys before DeChambeau stopped the bleeding with a birdie on No. 6. He was +1 through 9 holes with the cut line projected to be around even par.
This year’s Masters has not been kind to DeChambeau. He is currently tied for 61st on the leaderboard.
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