A chaotic week that featured a pre-tournament deluge, a trio of double bogeys from the supergroup on Thursday and extracurricular talking points that included mud balls and non-conforming drivers subsided when world No.

Bryson DeChambeau made no secret of his frustration at not winning the PGA Championship, but he waited to congratulate Scottie D¿Scheffler on his victory.

DeChambeau played with Rory McIlroy in the final grouping at the Masters before shooting 75 on Sunday and finishing in a tie for fifth. The 31-year-old won’t be in the last group Sunday, but last year’s PGA runner-up at Valhalla is still within striking distance.