Crushers GC: Bryson DeChambeau's LIV Golf Team
The Crushers GC LIV Golf team is captained by 2020 US Open champion Bryson DeChambeau
Crushers GC is one of the strongest LIV Golf teams and is aptly captained by one of golf's longest hitters, Bryson DeChambeau.
The 2020 US Open champion and eight-time PGA Tour winner joined the team ahead of the second ever LIV Golf event in 2022 after his big-money signing was announced in June of that year. DeChambeau had been long linked with LIV but was a surprise addition after pledging his future to the PGA Tour.
Bryson reportedly received somewhere between $100m-$125m to join LIV, a decision that he called a no brainer at the time.
The Crushers GC line-up has remained constant since the middle of the first season, with DeChambeau joined by Paul Casey, Charles Howell III and Anirban Lahri.
The side captured the Team Championship title in 2023 after finishing second to the 4Aces in the regular season points list. They beat the RangeGoats by two strokes in Miami to lift the title as captain Bryson shone with a five-under-par 67.
DeChambeau returned to form in 2023, famously shooting 58 to win at The Greenbrier before victory again in Chicago. The team won the opening event of the season in Mexico and also won the Chicago event along with four other podiums.
They also finished 2nd in the regular points standings in the inaugural 2022 season, too, thanks to three podium finishes in the final four events.
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Crushers GC won their first tournament at the Mayakoba event in 2023
Crushers GC Players
| Bryson DeChambeau (captain) |
| Anirban Lahiri |
| Paul Casey |
| Charles Howell III |
Crushers GC Results
| Year | Finish |
| 2022 | 2nd |
| 2023 | 2nd (won Team Championship) |

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