Bryson DeChambeau is set to avoid media duties again before LIV Golf's event in England, extending a storyline that has followed him since The Open. The decision keeps the focus on DeChambeau away from the course just as another major tournament week builds momentum.
The two-time US Open winner was at the center of one of the biggest controversies at The Open. During that event, DeChambeau had also put himself in a strong sporting position, moving to within one shot of the lead after 36 holes at Royal Birkdale and looking like a serious contender for the Claret Jug.
That mix of contention and controversy has only increased attention on his next appearance. With DeChambeau choosing not to speak before the LIV Golf stop in England, questions around his recent week are likely to remain part of the discussion heading into the tournament.
For LIV Golf, DeChambeau remains one of the tour's biggest names, and his form as well as his public stance will continue to draw interest. His decision to stay silent before the England event adds another layer to an already closely watched return.
