- Pair have traded barbs over social media
- DeChambeau defends title at Torrey Pines
Fans hoping to see golf’s biggest feud move from Twitter to the tee box will be disappointed after Brooks Koepka and Bryson DeChambeau were drawn in separate groups for the opening two rounds of this week’s US Open.
Koepka did little to disguise his contempt for DeChambeau during a TV interview at last month’s US PGA Championship, rolling his eyes as his rival walked behind him. The golfers then proceeded to trade barbs on social media, although how real the animosity is, is up for debate (link).
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