Bryson DeChambeau keeping brain relaxed to avoid repeat of Masters misery

Bryson DeChambeau sought answers to his health problems after the Masters. Picture: Richard Sellers/PA

Bryson DeChambeau sought answers to his health problems after the Masters. Picture: Richard Sellers/PA

Bryson DeChambeau believes his “crazy overworking” brain was behind his health problems during the Masters.

DeChambeau was expected to challenge for back-to-back major titles in November following his commanding victory in the US Open at Winged Foot, but was never a factor and finished in a tie for 34th.

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