OWINGS MILLS, Md. -- The Bryson DeChambeau Experience has, for quite some time, felt a bit like a spinning roulette wheel. It's hard to predict what outcome might emerge, because virtually anything seems possible.
His round on Friday at the BMW Championship was more proof of that, as DeChambeau flirted with becoming the 12th player in PGA Tour history to break 60 during a competitive round, instead missing a 6-footer on No. 18 to shoot a 12-under 60.
He made eight birdies and two eagles in his first 17 holes at Caves Valley. The putt on 18 to join that exclusive club, however, missed as he misread the break just a hair.