On the latest Sky Sports Golf podcast, Paul McGinley discussed Bryson DeChambeaus next career steps, the challenge welcoming LIV Golf players onto the DP World Tour and how the mens game could look going forward
Former Ryder Cup captain Paul McGinley believes Bryson DeChambeau needs to return to golf’s traditional tours to boost his hopes of winning majors again.
DeChambeau's competitive future remains uncertain, following the demise of LIV Golf, with no pathway currently in place for an immediate return to the PGA Tour and no confirmation of how frequently he plans to tee it up in 2027.
The two-time major champion said in a statement on Sunday that he 'still believes in team golf', with the two-time US Open champion pledging to approach the next part of his career "with humility and respect."
He previous said he would focus on YouTube golf and "play tournaments that want him" if LIV Golf didn't survive, then recently revealed on the "Figuring Out" podcast that he hoped it 'exists forever' before the league entered the liquidation phase of bankruptcy.
Source: Sky Sports