LIV GOLF SINGAPORE

March 12, 2026

Bryson DeChambeau

Sentosa Golf Club

Crushers GC

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Q. Bryson, you guys fight every round for every single shot, but was today more of a fight out there?

BRYSON DeCHAMBEAU: Yeah, there's no doubt there was a fight out there. The wind was all over the place. I was super frustrated in my own right. Just hitting shots and having the wind completely flip when I hit shots, like on 5, second shot, just it increased in wind, and 15, thought the wind was a little off the left, switched off the right and ended up in that weird spot on the left. Luckily I didn't fall in the ocean. If I slipped, I was going in for sure.

Then wound up finishing off really nicely with three birdies. Great shot on 17. It was just a fight out there, made a lot of tough putts for par and that's what it takes to shoot low out here, especially with these tricky greens. Hopefully hit my ball a little bit more consistent tomorrow.

Q. You mix in the wind with the visual intimidation of so many of these tee shots and some of the approach shots, as well. Does that make it hard to feel rested when you get done and when you get ready for your next round?

BRYSON DeCHAMBEAU: Yeah, you're never rested out here, especially when you wake up going, oh, my gosh, I've got to hit what tee shots again? It's brutal with the OB on 15 to the right, pretty much hazard down the right at 7, and 6 -- it's a tough golf course. 3, you name it. There's tough driving all out here.

So this is actually a good golf course to get your game ready and in shape for some major golf, I think, especially with the greens being the way they are. It's a great test of golf, and I've just got to be a little better. I played well. I finished off well, but I want to be more comfortable.

Q. What are you going to do to get yourself ready for the season that matters most to guys of your level?

BRYSON DeCHAMBEAU: Chocolate milk and a lot of drivers.

Q. I meant major season.

BRYSON DeCHAMBEAU: Oh, major season. I think for me, it's going to be about seeing my shot shapes, visuals off the tee. I was not starting it on my line as well as I could have today, so I'm going to go work on that. If I can get those things started on line, I feel like my putting is doing really well; that's great. But you can tell I'm delirious, so that's kind of what happens out here.