Bryson DeChambeau knocks Shane Lowry from top 10 in Official World Golf Ranking after US PGA Championship
LIV GOLF star Bryson DeChambeau has leapfrogged Shane Lowry in the Official World Golf Ranking.
The
2
Shane Lowry dropped to 13th after the PGA Championship on the OWGR list
2
Bryson DeChambeau takes Lowry's place in the top 10 of the rankings
2019 Open winner
The Offally man had a disappointing weekend at Quail Hollow after he missed the cut.
That was after he signed for a level-par 71 on his second round, which ultimately wasn't enough as he missed the mark by a single stroke on +2.
DeChambeau, while finishing T2 at the season's second major wasn't best pleased.
read more on golf
Speaking to Amanda Balonis, the American said: "I'm baffled right now. Just felt like things just didn't go my way this week.
"Drove it really well. I drove it as good as I can, as of right now, I gave myself a good chance. I just felt like a couple breaks went a different way.
"There were times where I feel like I pressed. Green Mile did it to me yesterday and kind of did it to me again today, and that's golf, man.
"I've got to be more precise and fix what I can fix to make myself more consistent and get up there, the likes what have Scottie is doing right now."
Most read in Golf
Scottie Scheffler won top prize, and a third major title after he saw off a determined challenge from
to romp home by five shotts.
This win followed an eight-shot victory in his previous outing in Dallas at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson.
Bryson DeChambeau appears to punch himself in the face repeatedly live on Sky Sports in bizarre PGA Championship moment
This year's PGA Championship has an overall purse of $19million [£14.3m], a new record, while Scheffler will take home $3.42m [£2.5m].
That's up from the $3.3m [£2.48m] taken home by Xander Schauffele last year.
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Irish Independent
14 minutes ago
- Irish Independent
Trailer drops for new romantic comedy featuring Colin Farrell and Margot Robbie
It traces the chance meeting of David (Colin Farrell) and Sarah (Margot Robbie), single strangers, who meet at a mutual friend's wedding. "It's funny how the most beautiful places make you feel the most alone,' Farrell's character says to Robbie at the wedding, as seen in the trailer. She replies by saying: 'Maybe it depends on who you are with.' Both believe they cannot or will not be loved and choose to head on a 'big, bold, and beautiful journey' facilitated through a magical GPS. After the wedding, David and Sarah, brought together unintentionally by their car's GPS systems, take a road trip down memory lane, accessed through magical doors, where they relive all of their past failed relationships. The trailer shows both Farrell and Robbie visiting Farrell's high school, in a moment when he told a girl that he loved her but she does not reciprocate. "It feels just like it felt back then,' Farrell's character says to Robbie. Her character goes back to visit her mother, who she said she misses. It has been described as a 'funny, fantastical, sweeping adventure' where they get to re-live important moments from their respective pasts. Audiences will learn how they got to where they are in the present and 'possibly getting a chance to alter their futures'. The film, which releases in Irish cinemas on September 19, also features American star Kevin Kline and English actress Phoebe Waller-Bridge. It was written by Seth Reiss, also known for the 2022 movie The Menu, which stars Ralph Fiennes, Anya Taylor Joy and Nicholas Hoult. The rom-com is directed by Kogonada, who is known for Columbus (2017), After Yang (2021) and Pachinko (2022). Dubliner Farrell is is just off the back of playing a mobster in HBO's The Penguin which won him the IFTA Award for Lead Actor in a Drama. He is currently working on psychological thriller The Ballad of a Small Player opposite Tilda Swinton. Robbie is also starring in gothic psychological drama Wuthering Heights alongside Jacob Elordi, due to be released next year.
Irish Independent
43 minutes ago
- Irish Independent
Heimir's last test drive until World Cup run Ireland are stagnant - can Carla Ward adapt?
First, Daniel McDonnell is in studio to break down the major talking points from the football world as the men's team gear up to face Senegal and Luxembourg. Stephen Bradley's comments, the futures of Evan Ferguson and Adam Idah and reaction to the Kelleher transfer are all on the chopping block. Football on the Indo Sport podcast is brought to you by Sky Sports. If you'd like to get in touch with the show, email us at indosportpodcast@ You can subscribe to our dedicated Indo Sport YouTube page here. Listen on…. Spotify Apple Podcasts
RTÉ News
44 minutes ago
- RTÉ News
GAZE Festival previews 33rd year of queer cinema gems
The GAZE LGBTQIA Film Festival 2025 returns to Dublin this summer with a vibrant lineup of feature films and shorts that celebrate queer storytelling and culture. Taking place from 29 July to 4 August at the Light House Cinema and the Irish Film Institute in Dublin, the festival is set to mark its 33rd edition with an exciting programme. Strange Journey: The Story of Rocky Horror will make its Irish premiere at the festival. Directed and produced by Linus O'Brien - son of Rocky Horror creator Richard O'Brien - this 2025 American documentary pays tribute to the enduring legacy of the iconic 1975 cult musical. Documentary, I'm Your Venus, explores the life and legacy of the late Venus Xtravaganza, beloved star of Paris is Burning. Decades after her tragic murder, the film reunites Venus' biological and ballroom families in a powerful effort to reopen the case and seek justice for her long-unsolved death. Lesbian Space Princess is a brilliant showcase of queer animation at its most imaginative. This Australian absurdist animated comedy invites you on a wild interstellar adventure, as the fearless space princess embarks on a mission to rescue her bounty hunter ex-girlfriend. Closing the festival is Dreams In Nightmares a 2024 internationally co-produced dramedy that blends humour and hope to imagine vibrant queer futures in the face of rising anti-LGBTQ+ sentiment. Written, directed, and produced by Shatara Michelle Ford, the film follows three queer women on an emotional, and often hilarious road trip through a deeply divided Trump-era America. The full programme will be announced at GAZE's launch taking place at the Irish Film Institute on 24 June, during Pride Week. The event will also feature a special preview screening of Hot Milk, a bold and evocative adaptation of Deborah Levy's acclaimed novel.
