Bryson witnessed a remarkable feat in the PGA tour as he triumphed over tough competition for the third time. He kicked off the new season on a high note, maintaining strong performance throughout the tournament in Las Vegas where he never shot worse than 66 over four days. With a clutch putt from under 60 feet on the 16th hole, he sealed his victory at the Shriners Hospital for Children, clinching the title on a Sunday. Players praised Bryson for his impressive gameplay, mentioning that he came to compete but ended up showcasing exceptional golf skills.
Expressing his joy at the victory, Bryson highlighted the thrill of playing the game and emerging victorious. His eagle putt proved to be a game-changer, propelling him from trailing by one shot to leading by two. This win marked Bryson’s fourth victory on the PGA tour. Unfortunately, Cantlay, Bryson’s competitor, fell short of winning the title and becoming the first back-to-back champion in Las Vegas in almost two decades.
Recounting an intriguing moment from the match, Bryson admitted to being unaware of his exact position on the leaderboard, focusing solely on his opponent’s progress. When Cantlay made a crucial putt on the 16th hole, Bryson inquired whether it was a birdie or an eagle.
Despite initial uncertainties, Bryson executed his shot flawlessly. While initially doubting the strength of his shot, a moment of clarity confirmed his success, leaving him momentarily stunned before realizing his achievement.
