DeChambeau's Masters Round: From Lead to Triple Bogey

Bryson DeChambeau, who led the Masters after the first round, encountered considerable difficulties during his subsequent play. His performance saw a sharp downturn, including a triple-bogey seven on the 11th hole.

Earlier in the round, DeChambeau's tee shot on the sixth hole struck a patron, though the ball's bounce proved advantageous. He also faced challenges with his iron play, overshooting greens multiple times and hitting only 44% of greens in regulation.

Despite the struggles, which saw him tied for 63rd when he signed his scorecard, DeChambeau remained committed to improvement. He transitioned immediately to the driving range, determined to refine his game. He acknowledged the unpredictable nature of golf and his own swing issues.

DeChambeau's history at the Masters shows a pattern of fluctuating scores. While he held the 18-hole lead in 2024 with a 65, he had previously carded higher opening rounds. He remains optimistic about his chances, drawing on past performances where he made significant comebacks.