Bryson DeChambeau heard 'Lets go, Brooksie' all day at the Memorial but has 'nothing against him'

DUBLIN, Ohio – For 33 grueling holes Friday at the Memorial, Bryson DeChambeau was serenaded by choruses of “Let’s go, Brooksie,” but it wasn’t the incessant taunts that made the second day at Muirfield Village such a challenge.

“It was flattering,” DeChambeau said. “They can keep calling me that all day if they want to, I've got no issue with it. Most people they think it's a distraction, but I grew up learning how to deal with that stuff.”

Instead, he said it was Muirfield Village’s thick rough and rolling hills that proved to be the biggest challenge for DeChambeau who followed an opening-round 71 with an even-par 72 at the weather-delayed event. He was tied for 32nd and was four strokes…