DeChambeau Longshot to Win Long Drive Championship

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DeChambeau Longshot to Win Long Drive Championship

Bryson DeChambeau recently announced that he will compete in next month's Long Drivers World Championship, but according to the number-crunchers, he's got no shot at winning.

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While the field hasn't been announced, SportsBetting.ag made DeChambeau a 20/1 longshot to take home the PLDA World Championship belt for the men's division.

The sportsbook has also set an over/under for DeChambeau's longest qualifying drive, with the total being less than his longest drive on Tour this season (414 yards).

Will Bryson DeChambeau win the 2021 PLDA World Championship?

Yes +2000 (20/1)

No -10000 (1/100)

Bryson DeChambeau longest drive

Over 410.5 yards

Under 410.5 yards

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