How Bryson DeChambeau’s 2026 PGA Championship implosion compares to his worst majors ever

Bryson DeChambeau’s worst major performances

Both of DeChambeau’s performances at the 2026 majors so far are among his worst.

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However, it’s unlikely he’ll top his worst-ever score at a major, which is a tie between two tournaments — first, at the 2017 Open Championship. DeChambeau, playing in the fifth major of his young career, scored a +13 at that event, missing the cut. Then, he also posted a +13 at the 2022 U.S. Open, imploding over the weekend after a fine start.

In 2026, DeChambeau has now missed the cut at +6 at The Masters and is tracking to do the same by sitting at +10 at the PGA Championship.

Here’s a look at his worst career scores at a major:

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Bryson DeChambeau PGA Championship history

While it’s not his worst score at a major, DeChambeau’s performance over the last two days in Pennsylvania would be his worst at a PGA Championship.

The major has typically been one of his better events, especially in recent years, but DeChambeau’s 2026 score of +10 would be the worst he’s posted since his 2017 PGA Championship debut.

Here’s a look at DeChambeau’s history at the major:

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How many times has Bryson DeChambeau missed the cut at a major?

DeChambeau’s struggles at Aronimink Golf Club would mark the 12th time in his career that he’s missed the cut at a major.

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While the two-time U.S. Open champion has had plenty of other good finishes, he’s now poised to miss the cut twice in a row at a major for just the second time in his career.