The manner of his six-shot victory was a bitter pill to swallow for many, coming a little over six months after the R&A and the USGA had released the findings of their Distance Insight Project, in which they practically admitted that the ongoing increase in distance presented a credible threat to golf as we know it. And the way DeChambeau set about negating the difficulties of Winged Foot was, arguably, not the way the game was intended to be played - and most certainly not on that track. "But then my mates jumped on it, as did a lot of people on Twitter. It's always nice to score against Sunderland, though!" "I think it's down to an accumulation of working with the same manager, the same staff and doing the right things off the pitch, whether that be in the gym or watching clips back or anything like that. The manager has always been on at me to get in the six-yard box and goalscoring positions more often and I've tried to do that more than ever this season and it seems to be paying off.