Bryson DeChambeau gives honest verdict on LIV Golf’s Championship course; indicates resignation to PGA end of season

Bryson DeChambeau offered high praise for the Bolingbrook Golf Club after his Crushers GC team claimed their third victory in the 2024 LIV Golf Invitational Series. Held in Chicago, the tournament saw the Crushers finish at 14-under-par, narrowly edging out Jon Rahm’s Legion XIII by one shot.

DeChambeau likened the Bolingbrook course to a major championship venue, commending its challenging layout, which tested the players’ skills with firm greens and thick rough. He noted that the Illinois course played similarly to a U.S. Open setup, which made for an exciting and difficult competition.

DeChambeau’s comments reflect his growing admiration for LIV Golf’s evolving course selections, especially as the tour seeks to rival traditional major venues. Despite initial skepticism, Bolingbrook impressed DeChambeau, who expressed his desire to return to similar challenging courses.

His teammate Paul Casey echoed this sentiment, remarking on the course’s unpredictability, where conditions shifted drastically throughout the day. Together, the Crushers’ strong performance has positioned them as the top seed heading into the LIV Golf Team Championship in Dallas, where they aim to defend their season-long crown.