Rory McIlroy and Bryson DeChambeau, who had an intense battle at the U.S. Open last month, are facing challenges at the British Open. McIlroy struggled in the first round, shooting a 78, his worst start in a major in five years, putting him 7-over par. DeChambeau also faced difficulties, only scoring an eagle on the 16th hole and finishing the round 5-over par.
Despite their rough start, both players are determined to bounce back in the following rounds. DeChambeau expressed his pride in persevering through a tough day and is looking forward to the challenge ahead. McIlroy, on the other hand, attributed his struggles to the challenging weather conditions and expressed his determination to adapt better and improve his performance.
After their disappointing start, both players are focused on making the cut and improving their position in the tournament. McIlroy, currently 12 strokes behind the leader, is determined to shoot under par and secure a spot for the weekend. DeChambeau is also eager to make a comeback and showcase his skills in the upcoming rounds.
Despite the setbacks, both players remain optimistic and committed to giving their best in the British Open. With their resilience and determination, McIlroy and DeChambeau are ready to face the challenges ahead and strive for success in the tournament.
