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PGA Tour ‘Lost Its Identity’ Without Bryson DeChambeau, Says Fellow Pro”
Andrew Landry: Bryson DeChambeau Was PGA Tour’s Most Marketable Star
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PGA TOUR LOST WITHOUT BRYSON
DECHAMBEAU’S EXIT STILL HURTS ⛳
WHO’S LEFT ON TOUR? FANS NOTICE
“IT’S SLOPPY” – PGA TOUR CRITICIZED
BRYSON WAS THE BIGGEST LOSS
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pga tour sorely missing bryson desambo as star slams golf’s direction the pga tour is lacking big personalities and fan favorite stars most notably bryson desambo according to fellow pro golfer andrew landry who voiced concerns about the tour’s current state and future speaking to golf monthly landry didn’t hold back criticizing the pga tour for what he sees as a major decline in star power and viewer engagement following the mass exodus to live golf it’s sloppy it really is landry said “the tv ratings are down because you’re getting guys that even me i’ve played out there and now i’m watching and i’m like who’s that guy i’ve never heard of that guy.” dambo’s departure still felt desambo who claimed eight pga tour titles before defecting to the saudibacked lav golf in june 2022 remains one of the sport’s most dynamic and marketable figures though he still competes in the four majors landry believes his absence from regular tour events has left a significant void the big person that we lost probably the most marketable person was bryson that was a big loss landry said dustin johnson was also a big loss at the time but he was further along in his career bryson was just getting started a fragmented fieldland landry a two-time pga tour winner also lamented the overall fragmentation in men’s professional you miss the john roms the dustin johnson’s pat perez kevin na those guys made the tour we used to be one tour from the number one guy to the 125th and i hate where it’s going now while stars like scotty sheffller rory mroy and xander schoffley still headline major events landry feels that the week-toeek identity of the pga tour is being diluted lacking the colorful personalities and rivalries that once drew fans in
