Analyst blasts Bryson DeChambeau, Jon Rahm for PGA Championship collapses 

It's hard to argue against his point regarding the PGA Championship. During the third round, after DeChambeau took the outright lead late in the day, the two-time major champ bogeyed the 16th hole and double bogeyed the 17th after hitting his tee shot in the water. Meanwhile, Scheffler went 5 under in his last five holes on Saturday to grab the lead entering the final round. 

As for Rahm, he made a run at Scheffler on Sunday and found himself in a tie for the lead early in the back 9. With the title in reach, the Spaniard went bogey-double bogey-double bogey in his last three holes to fall out of contention. Scheffler, after a rocky front 9, went 3 under in his first eight holes on the back 9 to separate from the pack. His bogey on the 18th hole hardly mattered with the six-shot lead he brought to the tee box. 

Although Chamblee is right about their PGA Championship performances, many LIV golfers have been consistently competitive in major championships.

DeChambeau, for instance, has a win and four other top-six finishes in his last six major starts. Rahm has finished T7, T14 and T8 in his last three majors. Brooks Koepka won the PGA Championship in 2023. Patrick Reed has two top-five finishes in majors since joining LIV, and Cameron Smith has three top-10s. 

Still, since LIV Golf formed in 2022, 10 of the 12 major champions in that span came from the PGA Tour. Maybe Chamblee has a point about LIV golfers not being properly prepared for major championship Sundays.