Rory McIlroy gave Bryson DeChambeau the silent treatment on Masters Sunday, but McIlroy's mental coach explains it was nothing personal. The post Rory McIlroy’s mental coach explains icing out Bryson DeChambeau om Masters Sunday appeared first on Golf.

AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) — Bryson DeChambeau believed his game was in good enough shape to win the Masters. He certainly thought he could do it after he leapfrogged Rory McIlroy to take the lead two holes into the final round Sunday.

After stuffing his tee shot to three feet on the 16th hole, DeChambeau watched playing partner Justin Rose three-putt from a similar distance. Unbothered by seeing that brutal turn of events, DeChambeau brushed in his birdie putt. And then he turned and gave an extended, steely stare at the patrons across the pond on the par 3.