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Rory McIlroy on Bryson DeChambeau Request He Refused During Masters 2025 Win
McIlroy and DeChambeau clashed over etiquette and competitive pressure during the 2025 Masters final round, illustrating their stark personality differences, McIlroy said.
- In a new Amazon Prime documentary, Rory McIlroy revealed a tense standoff with Bryson DeChambeau over putting order during the 2025 Masters final round at Augusta National.
- Both players viewed the opportunity to putt first as a strategic advantage to apply pressure on their opponent while dueling for the green jacket.
- At the 9th green, DeChambeau suggested flipping a tee to decide order, but McIlroy refused, saying, "This is the final round of the Masters, this isn't some game on a Tuesday afternoon somewhere!"
- McIlroy insisted on calling a rules official to measure the distance, prompting DeChambeau to back down and allowing McIlroy to putt first and drain the birdie putt.
- The Masters Wait debuts March 30 on Prime Video, offering further insight into the rivalry between the two golf stars as the 2026 Masters approaches in April.
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Rory McIlroy on Bryson DeChambeau request he refused during Masters 2025 win
Rory McIlroy has lifted the lid on a tense moment with Bryson DeChambeau during the 2025 Masters final round at Augusta, where the Northern Irishman refused to throw a tee and went on to win his first green jacket
·Belfast, United Kingdom
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Rory McIlroy sheds light on explosive Masters row as prestigious event nears
Rory McIlroy has disclosed details of a heated confrontation with Bryson DeChambeau during the final round of his Masters triumph last year, speaking in a new Amazon Prime documentary about his historic victory at Augusta National.The Northern Irish golfer finally addresses the tense standoff on the ninth green that had captivated golf fans worldwide.Both players found themselves facing birdie putts after their approach shots, yet neither was wi…
·London, United Kingdom
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