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Trump's Turnberry course is 'worthy' of hosting the British Open, says DeChambeau
SCOTLAND, JUL 18 – Bryson DeChambeau supports Turnberry's return to the British Open rotation and says Donald Trump would make it a special venue despite current logistical challenges, R&A says.
- Bryson DeChambeau supports the Turnberry course in Scotland, owned by President Donald Trump, for hosting an Open Championship again after 16 years.
- R&A CEO Mark Darbon mentioned that logistical issues must be resolved for Turnberry to host The Open, following talks with Eric Trump.
- DeChambeau believes Turnberry is a worthy golf course for The Open rotation, despite not having played it yet.
- The Turnberry course has not hosted The Open since 2009, with the last major held there 16 years ago.
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Trump's Turnberry course is 'worthy' of hosting the British Open, says DeChambeau
American golfer Bryson DeChambeau is all for President Donald Trump’s Turnberry course in Scotland hosting a British Open for the first time since 2009.
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