PGA Tour Caddie Makes Major Accusation About Bryson DeChambeau

The story of the golf world this past weekend was all about former PGA star and current LIV Golf League star, Bryson DeChambeau.

The 30-year-old Modesto, California native was the last man standing by a narrow margin at the 124th US Open, beating out Rory McIlroy. It came down to the wire for both of them, with McIlroy missing a three-foot putt on the last hole after he had already whiffed on a putt of similar distance on 16. Unfortunately for Mcllroy, he ended up going viral for watching DeChambeau win the tournament on a TV in the recorder’s hut, and for the second time in a row at this tournament, lost by a shot at the US Open.

As for DeChambeau, his win has been circulating the internet after his terrific save on 18 that saw him nearly make it from a nearby bunker, which set up a short putt for the win. However, his putter has been called into question by a well-known PGA caddie.

Kip Henley who was a caddie for Grayson Murray until last December took to the app formerly known as Twitter to call DeChambeau's putter into question.

"If I’m a player around the lead in the US Open I would ask the USGA to check the specs on this putter. The shaft has to lean away from head at least 10 degrees. It sure looks vertical. Not being a d*** or hate him at all but it is a rule," Henley wrote on X.

The accusation of an illegal putter led to fellow PGA tour golfer Andrew Putnam poking fun at Henley.

"Probably should request a driver equipment check too; he’s hitting it too far and straight. Also, drug test his caddie (Greg Bodine). He’s way too calm and having too much fun for it being a US Open," Putnam wrote .

Of all of the things DeChambeau addressed following the win, it appears this was not one of them. The win marks his second US Open title victory.