Bryson DeChambeau has ignored the advice of his doctor and is taking a ‘huge risk’ in order to compete at this week’s Masters tournament. DeChambeau’s start to 2022 has been a sporadic one due to ongoing injury problems.
But the big-hitting American is back in action at Augusta National this week for the first major of the season. His return to the Masters is a risky one though, with the 2020 US Open champion still said to be recovering from a bone fracture.
As a result, DeChambeau admitted that he has headed into this week’s event against the advice of his doctor and coach. He said: “Normally a bone fracture takes four months to probably fully heal, I’m back here in two.
