Bryson DeChambeau had an excellent run at the recently concluded WGC-FedEx St. Jude Invitational. The ‘Scientist’ was in contention heading into the final round but could not capitalize on Sunday. Furthermore, DeChambeau and his playing partner Harrish English received a warning for slow-play, and fans were quick to pile all the blame on DeChambeau. 

Bryson DeChambeau is infamous for his slow play. This is not the first time he’s been warned for this violation. Hence, when the tour organizers warned the duo of DeChambeau and English for slow play, the Twitter community was quick to empathize with English, all the expense of 27-year-old DeChambeau. 

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Bryson DeChambeau and Harris English bottled their chances due to slow play warning

A slow play warning always messes with your confidence, especially when you’re leading a World Golf Championship event. Heading into the final round, it looked like English’s tournament to lose, and that’s exactly what happened. He pressed the self-destruct button. 

Both players, in fact, received warnings on the front nine. This is where it all began to turn around for the duo, despite starting out well. The added pressure caused them to lose focus, which is very hard to revive, once lost. 

“You definitely start the day in one rhythm, and then you kind of get out of that having to walk faster, having to do everything a little faster because you don’t want to get a bad time,” English said after the round. 

“We were warned on the front nine,” he added. “Kind of got behind, felt like we were running pretty much the whole round and that really caught up. So you’re having to run between the green and the tee and it’s hard for me to slow down.”

And shortly after, both Bryson DeChambeau and Harris English crumbled under pressure. DeChambeau shot a final round 74, while English shot 73. Both scores were incredibly distant from where they needed to be. 

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Twitter takes shots at DeChambeau over Sunday’s incident

Bryson DeChambeau is being targeted on social media for receiving a slow-play warning at WGC-FedEx St. Jude Invitational. However, it is to be noted that Harris English was slapped with the same warning as well, and it was not DeChambeau alone, who caused the confusion. 

But, it is always DeChambeau who gets caught in the center of controversy: 

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