DeChambeau played with Rory McIlroy in the final grouping at the Masters before shooting 75 on Sunday and finishing in a tie for fifth. The 31-year-old won’t be in the last group Sunday, but last year’s PGA runner-up at Valhalla is still within striking distance.

A chaotic week that featured a pre-tournament deluge, a trio of double bogeys from the supergroup on Thursday and extracurricular talking points that included mud balls and non-conforming drivers subsided when world No.

Bryson DeChambeau made no secret of his frustration at not winning the PGA Championship, but he waited to congratulate Scottie D¿Scheffler on his victory.