DeChambeau Changes Mindset and Makes the Cut at British Open. Koepka and Morikawa Heading Home

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DeChambeau changes mindset and makes the cut at British Open. Koepka and Morikawa heading home

PORTRUSH, Northern Ireland — Bryson DeChambeau left the windswept links at Royal Portrush somewhat bashed up after a tough first British Open round and said to himself: “I want to go home.”

Bryson DeChambeau enjoys 13-stroke turnaround at Open

Talk about your impressive turnarounds.

Golf-I didn't do anything different, says DeChambeau after huge turnaround

PORTRUSH, Northern Ireland (Reuters) -Bryson DeChambeau said he was ready to go home after a horror round of 78 at the British Open on Thursday but, after drawing on his dad's mantra of never giving up, he roared back with a fabulous six-under par 65 on Friday to boost his hopes of making the cut. Read full story

DeChambeau fights back, improves by 13 shots

Bryson DeChambeau bettered his score by 13 strokes and shot one of the low rounds of the day -- a 6-under 65 -- to jump back up to 1 over and be around the projected cut line.

DeChambeau admits he wanted to fly home before 13-shot improvement at The Open

BRYSON DeChambeau revealed he felt like packing his bags and flying home after his opening round nightmare 78. But after a stunning second round of 65 – a full 13 strokes better than his opening effort – he’s very glad he didn’t. ReutersBryson DeChambeau is a popular player at Royal Portrush[/caption] GettyBryson DeChambeau equalled his best ever round at The Open[/caption] His round of seven birdies and a bogey puts him on +1 – and equals his b…