How to Watch Brooks Vs Bryson at the Wynn Golf Club in Las Vegas

If you are looking for the latest updates of how to watch the Brooks vs Bryson showdown at the Wynn Golf Club in Las Vegas, you are at the right place. Below you will find information about the match, scorecard, highlights, and more.

Phil Mickelson

Phil Mickelson and Brooks Koepka are two of the greatest golfers of all time. And they are both in the mix to win the 103rd PGA Championship at the Trump National Doral. Their teams are up for grabs and will receive a $16 million share of the prize money.

They have both won at least one major, with Koepka winning the US Open in 2017 and 2018. But this upcoming week will come down to the best player on each team.

While the two top players are locked in a physical battle, the mental game is also being played out.

LIV Golf's new format for the season finale promises a little bit of everything. Teams will be seeded based on their performance this week, and then play in head-to-head matches. The top four teams will receive byes into the semifinals. There will also be a two-player four-ball match and a foursomes match.

While there is a lot going on this weekend, the main attraction will be Phil Mickelson vs. Brooks Koepka. Both will have their chances to make history as the first two players to win five majors.

It's a big ask to pull that off, but it's definitely a possibility. As a matter of fact, the two have both made it into the LIV top 10 in the strokes gained off the tee, and both have ranked in the world's top 30 in shots gained around the green.

For the most part, the 'best' in the field is usually one-shot. And the 'best' golfer in the field isn't always a big name, like Tiger Woods.

However, the 'best' in the field can also be the most expensive. In this case, the LIV has a deal with Saudi Arabia to put some money behind the event.

Charles Barkley

If you were a fan of the NBA you have probably been keeping an eye out for the latest edition of Inside the NBA. For the uninitiated, it's a show featuring former players such as Shaquille O'Neal, Kevin Durant and Draymond Green. The show is a must watch. It's the best way to see how the best of the best are doing.

Aside from the usual suspects, the show features a bevy of stars from both the pros and the under the radars. Among them is Charles Barkley, who has been in the NBA for 16 seasons. He's a Hall of Fame player and one of the greatest passers in the game.

There's no doubt that Charles Barkley has been the most impressive player in the stacked Memphis Grizzlies lineup, but he still has to deal with the naysayers. Despite his impressive resume, he's still being questioned by fans and media alike. This is especially true after a foul on Dillon Brooks in Game 2 of the Warriors' series with the Grizz.

To be fair, there were only three fouls on the night, so the call was a bit dicey. Still, it's hard to deny the fact that Charles Barkley was on the receiving end of one of the most spectacular smackdowns in the history of the league. That being said, he's still an all star and is expected to play in the postseason.

Unlike the Warriors, the Grizzlies were able to hold off the Thunder in the first round of the playoffs, so if they can win this series, they may be back in the NBA Finals for the first time in four years. But for now, the Grizz will have to settle for an improbable second place finish in the Western Conference.

Tom Fazio-designed Wynn Golf Club in Las Vegas

The fifth iteration of The Match will feature Brooks Koepka and Bryson DeChambeau in a 12-hole match play competition at the Tom Fazio-designed Wynn Golf Club in Las Vegas. These golfing heavyweights will settle their differences on the course.

Capital One is the primary sponsor of the event. As part of the partnership, the bank will make $15 million in community investments and provide small business grants. The company will also donate 3.75 million meals to Feeding America.

For fans who can't make it to the Vegas course, the event will be simulcast on TBS and HLN. There will also be hole-by-hole competitions. This year, the tournament will include a "closest to the pin" contest on short par-4s.

The first iteration of The Match took place at Shadow Creek Golf Club in Las Vegas. It was a two-man team tournament with celebrity involvement. Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson, and Arnold Palmer were among the stars who competed.

When Steve Wynn purchased the resort, the hotel and casino considered other uses for the land. Eventually, they decided to remodel the golf course. Originally, it was a par-4 course. However, it was converted to a par-3 after the Convention Center was added. A total of 400,000 cubic yards of earth was relocated, and eight new holes were introduced.

In addition to the new holes, the greens have been recontoured to create a variety of hole locations. Additionally, contouring was implemented on the greens to feed balls towards the putting surfaces.

After the redesign, the course reopened. The greens were expanded by 300 square feet, and the elevation change was altered to increase accessibility. Lastly, water hazards were added to 12 of the 18 holes.

Match scorecard

Brooks Koepka has just won the fifth edition of The Match. He won four and three against Bryson DeChambeau. They were playing against each other for charity.

Brooks won the match by getting four birdies in a row on the front nine. Bryson failed to make a birdie on the back nine. But he did manage to win the long drive contest.

Brooks' win was a high-octane production. Both players were playing in custom golf carts. Phil Mickelson was on the call, and Charles Barkley also acted as the official commentator.

Brooks took the early lead on the second hole with a 10-foot birdie putt. Then, he won the first Long Drive Contest. With five holes to play, he was three up.

After the fifth hole, Brooks went two up on DeChambeau, who failed to make a birdie. Then, Brooks won the second long drive contest. It looked like the match was a sure victory for Brooks.

Bryson was left with a short iron and a wedge. He hit a shot to about 10 feet, but he misjudged it. Rather than spinning it back, he blew the putt by a couple of inches.

Bryson had a chance to take the lead with a birdie on the next hole, but he missed. And he missed a green on the eighth, which is where he lost a protein shake.

During the match, Brooks and Bryson tried to get under each other's skin, but neither did. In the end, they won the match and a lot of money for charity.

The Match has been held for several good causes in the past. It has raised over $30 million for various charities. This year, it will benefit the Advocates Pro Golf Association Tour, which works to develop minority golfers. As part of the partnership, Capital One will donate $15 million in community investments.

Highlights

Bryson DeChambeau and Brooks Koepka slugged it out for charity in "The Match" in Las Vegas. After a year-long rivalry, they came face-to-face for the first time in a match play format. The two went at each other with their best, and in the end, it was Brooks who prevailed.

Phil Mickelson was the commentator on the telecast, and he provided some excellent breakdowns of the golf shots that were played. He also provided some insight into the two golfers' personalities.

There was a lot of sizzle in the match, but it was a bit lacking in zing. It was very much a match of personality. One minute Bryson looked like the bigger man, and the next, Brooks seemed to be on the same level.

Bryson has a plethora of achievements, including his four major championships, and he has a net worth of about $13 million. However, he has been seen as the poster boy for slow play on the PGA Tour.

Brooks Koepka earned $2 million more than last year, and has been known to earn money through sponsor endorsements. Brooks' sponsors include Rolex, BMW, and Nike. Some people say that Koepka earns his money by not revealing his endorsements.

When the pair met for the Ryder Cup in September, they put aside their differences and formed a strong team. In this latest match, they were able to temporarily put those differences aside to help Team USA win the cup.

At the end of the event, Brooks and Bryson hugged each other and said a prayer. As a result of their victory, Koepka donated $50,000 to Feeding America.

During the event, Brooks and Bryson also competed in a Long Drive competition. Brooks won the first round of the competition, while Bryson failed to win the second.