CHARLOTTE, N.C. – At the 2021 Wells Fargo Championship, Bryson DeChambeau shot 74 at Quail Hollow Golf Club on Friday and made a quick exit to his home in Dallas, figuring he had missed the 36-hole cut. But mid-flight, he was informed that he was going to make the cut after all.

DeChambeau held off teammates Charles Howell III on Sunday in South Korea to win his first event since last summer's U.S. Open.

Bryson DeChambeau credits the confidence boost he took from last year's 72nd-hole PGA Championship loss for helping him win last year's US Open and making him a better major threat.DeChambeau faltered in last year's final round at the Masters and shared sixth but found his form at the PGA at Valhalla,