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We’ll be live blogging when Brooks Koepka and Bryson DeChambeau play the next version of The Match at Wynn Las Vegas on Friday, November 26, the day after Thanksgiving.

Brooks Koepka and Bryson DeChambeau will play the next version of Capital One’s The Match live on TNT from 4pm ET on Friday, November 26, the day after Thanksgiving.

The Match is produced in part by Warner Media/Turner Sports, so you can watch it on other networks as well, including TBS and TruTV. You can also stream it (with a cable login) on one of those sites:

The exhibit is played at the Wynn Golf Club, which opened in 2005 and is part of the Wynn Las Vegas Resort. The format is match play, up to a maximum of 12 holes. The SI Sportsbook line is -110 for both players.

The Wynn Las Vegas track was designed by Tom Fazio. The resort and golf course are located on the site of the former Desert Inn and associated golf course. That was a classic Las Vegas layout and the original home of the

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The hype has started for The Match

The last time we can remember seeing the rooftop of Wynn Las Vegas was when Steve Wynn shot a commercial there for the resort’s opening in 2005:

A brief history of who’s been to The Match

This is the fifth version of The Match. The first was also in Las Vegas, playing at Shadow Creek, north of downtown, in 2018. Phil Mickelson defeated Tiger Woods to win $9 million.

The next was in May 2020 when Peyton Manning and Tiger Woods teamed up to defeat Mickelson and Tom Brady by a shot to medalist in Hobe Sound, Fla.

Charles Barkley and Mickelson defeated Peyton Manning and Stephen Curry in the fourth game at Stone Canyon Golf Club in Oro Valley, Arizona, in November 2020.

The most recent was in July, when Aaron Rodgers and DeChambeau defeated Brady and Mickelson at The Reserve Golf Course at Moonlight Basin in Big Sky, Mont.

Brooks Koepka, the largest free agent of golf equipment, signs deal with Cleveland/Srixon

The largest material free agent in golf is off the market. After five years without a materials contract, Brooks Koepka has signed a multi-year deal with Cleveland/Srixon to play the company’s clubs and ball, with several changes to the bag this week for The Match against Bryson DeChambeau in Las Vegas.

“I am very excited to join my good friends Shane Lowry, Graeme McDowell and Hideki Matsuyama as Srixon and Cleveland Golf Tour Staff,” Koepka said in a company statement.

“I have been an equipment-free agent for the past few years, so it will be fun to be involved with a company on a daily basis and contribute to the development of their future equipment. I brought the ZX7 irons into play in January and it’s the best iron I’ve played on tour. I look forward to kicking off our new partnership in Las Vegas this week!”

In addition to the ZX7 irons (which have True Temper Dynamic Gold TI X100 shafts), Koepka will use a 9.5-degree Srixon ZX5 driver with a 44.5-inch Mitsubishi Diamana D+ 70 TX shaft, one inch tipped. He will also be using a trio of Cleveland RTX ZipCore wedges with the rough finish “Tour Rack”. The 52 and 56 degree wedges have a mid bounce, while the 60 degree wedge has a low bounce.

The axles are True Temper Dynamic Gold S400s. Koepka alAs for the irons, which he first brought into play at the 2021 The American Express: “I just felt like the irons were going a little higher,” he said when asked at the 2021 Waste Management Phoenix Open , which he won, which he liked about the clubs. “The ball flight was pretty good. The way the sole goes through the turf. They don’t stick [which is good] because I’m getting pretty steep on it.”

In August 2016, Nike announced that it was an exciting golfing activity. This made the tour employees suddenly material-free agents. Among them was Koepka, a talented player but with only one win to his name. Over the next five years as a free agent, Koepka won seven more times, rose to No. 1 in the world in 2018 and captured four major championships (two US Opens and two PGA championships). He will now try to build on that.