Bryson DeChambeau admits ‘I’ve said some things that didn’t help’ as he issues passionate statement on LIV Golf collapse

Bryson DeChambeau admitted he "said some things that didn't help" during the feud between LIV Golf and the PGA Tour following LIV's collapse. The 33-year-old issued a lengthy social media statement as the breakaway league prepares for liquidation after Saudi Arabia pulled its funding. DeChambeau defended his original decision to join in 2022 and reaffirmed his belief in team golf, while acknowledging Arnold Palmer's sentiment that no player is bigger than the game.

The two-time US Open champion announced he will compete in next month's Nedbank Golf Challenge, marking his first DP World Tour appearance in nearly six years. DeChambeau is currently eligible for DP World Tour privileges, but he must wait 12 months after his final LIV appearance before becoming eligible for a potential return to the PGA Tour.