Good Morning. Just when you thought that the PGA TOUR vs. LIV drama was finally over, we got a little nugget from the usual names and faces yesterday.

In an interview titled “Bryson DeChambeau tells The Post why he’s ‘100 percent’ sure of LIV Golf’s future” Bryson told The Post that “Personally, I'd love to be able to play events on the PGA Tour, too. I think that's best for golf. I'd love that. It's not an either/or mentality. It’s ‘can we do both?’ I think that's where everybody wants to be. “

Meanwhile, a little later, TOUR CEO Brian Rolapp said "There’s No Merger, No Conversations".

Bryson still thinks he’ll play on TOUR again, but nobody seems to believe him.

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Quick Update: Wyndham Championship

Beau Hossler leads the Wyndham Championship after 36 holes.

He’ll need to hold on to that lead if he wants to make the playoffs - his only chance at cracking the Top 70 this season is if he closes it out.

Big weekend for him - he’s never won on TOUR before.

If he keeps making putts like this, he might just have a chance:

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He sits at 12-under, just one stroke ahead of rookie Ben James (the third week in a row that we have a PGA TOUR U guy at the top of the board) and journeyman Jordan Smith.

In total, there at 17 players within four shots of the lead heading into moving day.

Bubble Boys:

Brooks Koepka shot 66 yesterday and made the cut. He’s currently T21, and can only make the playoffs if no more than 3 guys finish ahead of him.

Jason Day will miss the playoffs for the first time in 18 years after failing to make the cut.

Mac Meissner had the most heartbreaking finish. He was ranked 71st, and needed a par on the last to make the cut. He missed the fairway, layed up, chipped to 45ft, and then proceeded to 3 putt for double bogey. His season is over.

Of all the guys on the bubble, the most electric finish of the day belonged to Keegan Bradley, who birdied his final three holes to get himself safely inside the cut-line.

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