DeChambeau plays golf a great disruptor; Kenny is not afraid of criticism

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It was one of the highlight of the Ryder Cup last weekend when Bryson DeChambeau drew his driver off the first tee before his Sunday singles match against Sergio Garcia, then led the green to 355 yards and made the putt for an eagle. of them. The 2020 US Open champion has long divided opinions in the sport for both his style of play and demeanor and in his column this morning Johnny Watterson writes that golf is uncomfortable with disruptive nature the 28-year-old but perhaps his caution. The attitude towards the wind is something that the sport needs. What show. One by five drive and wedge. What a mockery. The crowd loves it. They love readers who do and they love those who don’t. And they also like to hate him, he writes.

Turning to football, it was confirmed overnight that Brazilian legend Pel was discharged from hospital after undergoing surgery on a colon tumor and that the 80-year-old will now continue his chemotherapy. When the path is difficult, celebrate every leg of the journey, he wrote on Instagram. Focus on your happiness. It’s true that I can’t jump anymore, but in the last few days I have hit the air more times than usual. Let’s move on and Stephen Kenny yesterday named his 26-man squad for next Saturday’s World Cup qualifiers against Azerbaijan and the friendly a few days later against Qatar. While Ireland’s qualifying hopes are well and truly over at this point, next week represents another big moment for the manager who is determined for his team to start turning draws into wins as he himself does his best to ignore criticism from certain quarters. Also this morning, Jonathan Wilson writes that the myth of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer might not survive Manchester United’s nightmarish season as they were again saved by Cristiano Ronaldo on Wednesday.

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