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Bryson DeChambeau blasts way to U.S. Open title

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By DOUG FERGUSON

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Play with no fear

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"The flat cap and newsboy cap are just the two most common names for this style of hat (as worn by Bryson DeChambeau). Depending on the location, the flat cap can be referred to by more than 20 monikers: cabbie, paddy, Gatsby, dai, longshoreman’s, scally, Wigens, ivy, derby, Jeff, duffer, duckbill, driving, bicycle, Irish, or a crook cap. It is also known as a sixpence, bunnet, cheese-cutter, or a Vergon or Joao’s hat."

^from Gentleman's Gazette

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