Summary
Bryson DeChambeau had a challenging first round at The Masters, ending with a score of 4-over 76. His performance included difficulties at the 11th hole and an unusual use of a 3D-printed iron, which led to mixed results.
Key Facts
- Bryson DeChambeau completed the first round of The Masters with a score of 4-over 76.
- He is tied for 57th place and needs to improve to avoid missing the cut.
- DeChambeau had a triple-bogey on the 11th hole, known as "Amen Corner."
- He accidentally hit a fan on the sixth hole and gave the person a golf ball as a gesture.
- He used a unique 3D-printed 5-iron, which worked well on the seventh hole.
- DeChambeau explained the 3D-printing process, noting it takes about a day and a half to complete.
- He stated that any new club needs to conform to USGA rules before use in competitions.
- He plans to focus on improving his performance in the next round.
