As DeChambeau heats up, golf’s purists should chill out

What is golf’s equivalent of “pearl clutching?” Glove tugging, perhaps?
Those who pace the floor over the damage Bryson DeChambeau wrought last week should get a grip, or maybe loosen it.
As DeChambeau romped to a six-stroke victory at the U.S. Open, he was merely the latest change agent in a game that keeps slipping out of its grooves.
And even if he successfully raided Winged Foot, everyone else was on the other side of the moat.
Only DeChambeau broke par at the Open, despite