Bryson DeChambeau told fans at the US PGA "I don't care" after he was booed onto the tee at Oak Hill on Saturday.
Paired with another LIV Golf rebel in Brooks Koepka, the American duo were very much cited as pantomime villains by the crowd, with the announcement of their names jeered loudly by the crowds. On commentary for CBS, a surprised Jim Nantz said: “This is interesting. We have two guys who play on a different tour. Not a warm welcome. I have not heard that in all the events back to last summer.”
But the man dubbed the 'Mad Scientist' seemed unaffected as he fired a third-round 70 to lie three-under par, just three shots off the lead. And it's Koepka who he will be chasing on Sunday, after the four-time major winner fires a second consecutive 66 to move to six-under. Canadian Corey Connors and Norwegian player Viktor Hovland a just a shot further back.
