Bryson DeChambeau FORCED OUT of the Sony Open on the PGA Tour
Bryson DeChambeau has been forced to withdraw from this week's Sony Open in Hawaii.
Bryson DeChambeau has been forced to withdraw from this week's Sony Open in Hawaii due to wrist soreness.
DeChambeau's manager Brett Falkoff confirmed the news to Golf Channel on Monday afternoon.
The PGA Tour's biggest hitter had been experiencing difficulties with his wrist during the off-season, no doubt a result of him constantly bashing drives on the range over 400 yards on a daily basis during the festive period.
DeChambeau, 28, was seen achieving a personal best ball speed of 215 mph - WATCH HERE
To the surprise of absolutely nobody, DeChambeau managed to finish sixth at the Pro Long Driver's Association World Championship, just days after the Ryder Cup last September.
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DeChambeau would have been the highest ranked golfer in the field had he competed at Waialae Country Club in Honolulu this week.
Cameron Smith, who won the Tournament of Champions at Kapalua on Sunday with a PGA Tour record 34-under par total, will start the week as tournament favourite at 9/1.
Smith vaulted up from 22nd to 10th in the Official World Golf Rankings, marking the best ranking of his career.
DeChambeau finished tied 25th in Hawaii last week and he finds himself down at eighth in the rankings.
Other players competing for the Sony Open this week include Webb Simpson, Hideki Matsuyama, Kevin Kisner, Sungjae Im and defending champion Kevin Na.
