Bryson DeChambeau arrived in Busan as the defending champion and the avatar of golf’s power era. But the claustrophobic design of Asiad Country Club presented a unique architectural challenge that even his high-octane game couldn't fully conquer.
As the hot and humid air settled over Asiad Country Club in Busan, defending LIV Golf Korea champion Bryson DeChambeau stepped to the first tee.
While DeChambeau still managed to fire a blistering 65 during the week, his ultimate finish—a tie for third according to Data Golf—suggests the course exacted its toll.
The showdown in Busan widens the lens on LIV Golf's entire global strategy. The Korean stop was the league’s fourth tournament in Asia during the 2026 season alone, underscoring a…
Bryson DeChambeau arrived in Busan as the defending champion and the avatar of golf’s power era. But the claustrophobic design of Asiad Country Club presented a unique architectural challenge that even his high-octane game couldn't fully conquer.