Tiger Woods and Bryson DeChambeau have reportedly rekindled their friendship after two years of no contact after the two-time Major Champion defected to LIV Golf.
Woods had ended dialogue with many players who had left the PGA TOUR to go to LIV Golf, as did other TOUR loyal players like Rory McIlroy,
who had a very public spat with Patrick Reed a few years ago on the range at the Dubai Desert Classic:
Woods had made it clear and drew a line in the sand with many players who decided to leave the TOUR.
Text messages went without an answer and relationships were on ice, but it seems time does heal all wounds.
DeChambeau apparently had a visit from Woods on the range at The Open Championship, according to Golf Digest Australia,
where the two talked and Woods complimented Bryson’s influence on the game:
“It is the first communication, but I’ll say he’s a competitor, and I have a lot of respect for him. I’m sure that winning two US Opens definitely helped, I guess, for him coming up and saying congrats. I don’t know what his position is, but it was very thoughtful, and I was appreciative of it.”
DeChambeau was one player who stated Woods did not return his text messages. However, it appears some forgiveness has been shown by Woods, and things may be on the up-and-up between them.
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Source: New York Post
