AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) — Bryson DeChambeau let his bravado get the best of him the last time he was at Augusta National. He lost a ball, barely made the cut and finished a whopping 18 strokes behind Masters champion Dustin Johnson. As with all things DeChambeau, he chalks it up as merely another valuable learning experience in the constant quest for perfection. DeChambeau knows a 400-yard drive won’t do him much good if he winds up in a spot on those notorious Augusta greens where birdie is out of the question. But that doesn’t mean he has any intention of backing off.
