sport news Bryson DeChambeau admits he 'loved being booed' by the crowd for refusing to ...
Bryson DeChambeau admits he 'loved being booed' by Royal St George's crowd for refusing to use a driver off the 1st tee on day two at The Open as he found it 'funny' following spat with his club manufacturer Bryson DeChambeau 'loved' the fact the Royal St George's crowd booed him The American was booed for using a four iron rather than a driver on Friday DeChambeau said that it was 'great to hear' and that he thought it was 'funny'
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Bryson DeChambeau 'loved' the fact the Royal St George's crowd booed him for refusing to use a driver off the 1st tee on day two at The Open.
The American spurned his driver in favour of a four iron for the 1st tee and as he prepared to take his shot the crowd behind let him out some pantomine boos.
Reflecting on the incident, DeChambeau said it was 'great to hear' and even admitted to finding it 'funny'.
