Bryson DeChambeau videobombs Brooks Koepka interview at U.S. Open

Ever since Koepka’s eye-roll response to DeChambeau strolling behind him ultimately month’s PGA Championship, the pair have exchanged barbs, though they’ve each since mentioned they consider their rivalry is sweet for golf.

After Koepka’s opening spherical two-under 69, Koepka was getting ready for his post-round interview with Todd Lewis for the Golf Channel.

However, DeChambeau — wearing his customary white hat — then took the second to leap and wave his left arm, all of which was captured on digital camera.

Whereas the incident at Could’s PGA Championship that sparked all this drama was an accident, in line with reigning U.S. Open winner DeChambeau, this time, he determined to have some “enjoyable with it.”

“I noticed a possibility and I simply had enjoyable with it.”

Battling the circumstances

The U.S. Open’s first spherical was delayed by round 90 minutes due to morning fog on the California course.

The delay meant that 36 gamers didn’t end their opening rounds, and must full them on Friday morning.

Of those that had been capable of deal with the weather, Russell Henley and Louis Oosthuizen prospered, ending Thursday tied on the prime of the leaderboard on four-under par.

American Henley, who’s ranked world No. 63, shot a 67, whereas Oosthuizen was one of many gamers who wasn’t capable of end his spherical due to lack of gentle, because the horn which signaled the tip of play went off whereas he was taking part in the seventeenth gap.

“I’ve gotten scorching a number of occasions and gained some TOUR occasions for certain, however persistently I believe the final yr or so has been my finest yr, and I be ok with it,” Henley informed reporters.

“I really feel like I’ve extra of a whole recreation. However I have not completed prime 10 in majors or something. Have not actually been within the majors. I wish to make that higher, play higher within the majors.”

Francesco Molinari and Rafael Cabrera sit one shot behind the leaders, whereas Hayden Buckley, Hideki Matsuyama, Jon Rahm, Koepka, Xander Schauffele and Sebastian Munoz sit two pictures of the leaders at two-under.

4-time main winner Rory McIlroy needed to rush to complete his previous couple of holes, actually jogging up the 18th earlier than rolling in a birdie to complete one below.