Paige Spiranac is a retired professional golfer turned social media influencer. Known for vocalizing her opinion on varied topics, this time, she had a fascinating fact to share about Bryson DeChambeau missing out on this year’s tournaments.

Spiranac chose to address the matter on an episode of the podcast ‘Playing a Round with Paige Renee.’

“I don’t feel like that many people are missing Bryson, to be honest,” said Paige. She added, “When obviously Tiger was away, we were still talking about Tiger so much.” 

However, with DeChambeau, that is not the case. “He’s (Bryson) been absent,” added Spiranac. “And no one has really been saying, ‘I miss Bryson, and I wish Bryson was here.'”

What does Paige Spiranac think about DeChambeau’s long break from the competitions? 

According to Spiranac, the Tour player is only mentioned in the golf world if he ever posts a new update about him. “He really hasn’t been a topic of discussion at all. Which isn’t isn’t good for him,” Spiranac added. 

DeChambeau is one of the promising young talents in the golf world right now. However, the one-time major champion hasn’t been able to show off his game this season due to his multiple injuries.

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The hip and hand injuries began to trouble the golfer in one of the first events of the PGA Tour. He withdrew from the Sony Open before the tournament even began. He also failed to make the cut at the Farmers Insurance Open. Furthermore, DeChambeau had to withdraw from the highly anticipated Saudi International as well.

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Since he was the defending champion of the Arnold Palmer Invitational, the golf world thought he would make his comeback to defend his title. However, ahead of the tournament, the golfer informed his fans that he wouldn’t be able to play at the API this year and indicated that he would be playing at the PLAYERS this week instead.

Do you agree with Spiranac and think that being distant from the competitions will adversely affect Bryson? Let us know in the comments below!

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