Emotional stories at the 2024 PGA Championship 4
Valhalla golf club ended with a dramatic victory for the first time at Xander Schauffele, the American golfer along with Bryson DeChambeau and Viktor Hovland took the audience through many emotional scenes at the major tournament.
Besides the competition and competition for the prestigious Wanamaker silver cup, the tournament also has extremely unique and emotional side stories that create the beauty, civilization and unique attraction of the event.
Bryson DeChambeau, golf ball, man and child
On an explosive day of competition to reach a record score (-20) comparable to the 4 best champions in major history and possibly bringing the match into the Play off series, everyone thought,
DeChambeau acts admirably while competing.
Giving balls to golfers at tournaments to fans, especially children, is a very normal story, but DeChambeau’s way of giving them while the match is going on at a very tense time requires careful consideration.
Handshake to congratulate the new champion of the tournament
Bryson DeChambea played against Xander Schauffele. After finishing the last hole, he returned to the practice range to relax and get ready for the 3 Play off holes. At the same time, he also watched Xander Schauffele play the final holes.
There was a slight sadness on Bryson DeChambea’s face as the television camera passed by his position.
Bryson DeChambeau shook hands and congratulated Schauffele on winning the championship.
Golf is a sport where there are always very few close friends, friendship on the golf course is truly a `luxury`, one person’s sadness is another person’s joy. Bryson DeChambea’s work
Respect is always emphasized in golf behavior and culture, which is a very unique beauty that we witness on the Valhalla course – where the gods gather.
Valhalla allows the use of rangefinders
The PGA Championship organizers have allowed golfers to use rangefinders while competing at Valhalla and this is the 4th consecutive year, starting in 2021, this regulation has been implemented.
A rangefinder, also known as a distance measuring device, is a device that is  not allowed to be used on the PGA Tour, they are only allowed to use it at practice rounds.
