Bryson DeChambeau is the No.1 target as Australian golf powerbrokers launch a bold bid to lure the sport's biggest superstars down under this summer.
With Masters champion Rory McIlroy already locked in, it can be revealed that talks are also taking place with DeChambeau in what would rank as the biggest one-two coup since McIlroy and Jordan Spieth graced Sydney fairways more than a decade ago.
"Yeah, it'd be great to have Bryson come," PGA Tour of Australia chairman Ian Baker-Finch said at Augusta National.
