Most golfers reside in Florida but Bryson DeChambeau. The 2-time US Open winner was born in California but has become a part of Texas and is known for being more of a Texan than a Californian. Over the years, DeChambeau has enjoyed much popularity and the millions he earned through victories on the PGA Tour, LIV Golf and when he signed the deal with LIV.

Having such wealth at his disposal, the 30-year-old couldn’t resist the temptation to buy the most luxurious, opulent home, and that’s exactly what he did in 2018. Six years ago, DeChambeau purchased a 5,339-square-foot mansion in the Melshire Estates neighborhood of Dallas’ Preston Hollow area at 5649 Brookstown Drive, which had five bedrooms, a golf simulator for the pro, and six bathrooms as shown in his YouTube video from two years ago.

After residing in the Dallas mansion for six years and enjoying his various victories there, DeChambeau listed the house for $3 million, according to Dallas Morning News. After a few months, the Dallas Mansion was sold for $2.8 million in August 2024. DeChambeau sold the house via his friend and fellow pro golfer, Austin Smotherman’s wife, Jessica Smotherman as the two shared many moments in that house and helped the LIV Golf pro to sell it quickly.

After the move from Dallas, the 30-year-old pro now moved to Florida. Where did Bryson DeChambeau go after packing his bags from Brookstown Drive?

Bryson DeChambeau’s new house is on the opposite side of Dallas

After being a Dallas resident for quite a while, Bryson DeChambeau decided he needed a change. So, he packed his bag and chose Grapevine as his home for the time being. Like his previous Dallas mansion, the 2-time US Open winner has not revealed much about his new house. But when he won the US Open for the second time, it was announced, “The Jack Nicklaus Gold Medal for the winner of the 124th U.S. Open goes to Bryson DeChambeau, of Grapevine, Texas.” 

It gave the hint about where DeChambeau moved to and it is said that his house is near the Dallas Fort Worth Airport in Tarrant County. The property is said to sit on a 2.5-acre land, with floor-to-ceiling glass walls. At his last house, DeChambeau had simulator golf to enjoy, but here he has a 60-yard golf hole.

Moreover, he has been using it pretty much every day for the last week as he has challenged himself to make a hole-in-one from his driveway to the putting green if the ball flight well over the house and dunks in the hole. The price point of his Grapevine home isn’t disclosed yet, but by the looks of it, it surely cost him millions.