Their relationship might seem a bit peculiar, but clearly Tiger Woods sees something in Bryson DeChambeau that might amuse, entertain, intrigue -- or all of the above.
They are frequent practice-round partners, and it is not often that someone whom Woods does not care to have in such settings steps into that world. And so it has been happening, more than a few times, going back to Woods' reemergence on the scene in 2018 following spinal fusion surgery.
The duo were grouped in a nine-hole practice round again last week at Winged Foot, and it was the closest the 15-time major champion would be to the soon-to-be U.