Brandel Chamblee changes opinion on Joaquin Niemann after US Open performance
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 23, 2026, 10:30 PM
Last updated Jun 23, 2026
Brandel Chamblee expressed a changed perspective on Joaquin Niemann following his performance at the US Open held at Shinnecock Hills. Despite a challenging first round that included an 11 on a hole due to a penalty, Niemann rebounded to finish tied for seventh, marking his best major result. Chamblee praised Niemann's resilience and indicated that he now considers Niemann capable of winning a major. The comments come amid ongoing discussions about Niemann's potential since transitioning from the PGA Tour to LIV Golf.
- •Joaquin Niemann tied for seventh at the US Open.
- •Brandel Chamblee noted Niemann's impressive comeback despite a rocky start.
- •Niemann had struggled to transition his LIV form into majors previously.
- •Chamblee sees potential for Niemann to win a major championship.
- •Jon Rahm had earlier praised Niemann for being underrated in the current golf.
- 10:30 PMYahoo Sports — Brandel Chamblee says he has completely changed his mind about Joaquin Niemann after the US Open
"Brandel Chamblee has explained how impressed he was with Joaquin Niemann at the US Open, insisting that he can now see the LIV Golf star winning a major in the future. Niemann was one of the stars of the show at Shinnecock Hills.
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