The match of Worst Enemies Brooks Koepka vs. Bryson DeChambeau has finally taken place. This twelve-hole meeting turned to the advantage of the Floridian, he won 4 & 3 and won The Match 5.

Source: via twitter @BKoepka

Source: via twitter @BKoepka

The fifth edition of The Match took place this Friday evening in Las Vegas. It opposed the two American bombers Brooks Koepka and Bryson DeChambeau.
These charity meetings often offer a spectacle and some crisp dialogue between the players. The commentator of the day was none other than Lefty aka Phil Mickelson. The American left-hander, recently winner of his sixth title in major, was as close as possible to the two players and did not miss the opportunity to send a few spades.

The golf world thought that the two players had buried the hatchet in the last Ryder Cup won largely by the United States, but it was not. The few weeks preceding the meeting, the two men did not stop communicating by interposed media explaining that this attempt at reconciliation and the famous hug in the press conference of the Ryder Cup having been around the world, was only organized by their teammates: info or poison to raise the tension?

The meeting quickly turned in favor of Brooks Koepka. After splitting hole 1, he wins the 2, 5 and 6 then the 8 before splitting the ninth hole and taking the victory. Bryson DeChambeau will not have managed to win any hole of the meeting, the only feat of arms of the Californian, the drive competition won with a mine of 402 yards.

The evening was punctuated by the two players with among others:
" You have questions? From Koepka to reporters after making a putt to pass 3UP at hole 6.

DeChambeau also got caught up in the game by asking Koepka, "Why don't you do this on the PGA Tour?" »After a blow dropped to the flag by the quadruple winner in major;
Brooks who hastened to retort: ​​"I really wanted to spank you".

The Floridian and Californian nevertheless showed respect during the meeting, then during a cordial handshake at the end of the match.
We are now waiting to find these two major winners during important meetings for great battles.

To find hole by hole in the Koepka / DeChambeau duel: click here.

By Baptiste Laurensou.