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Have you seen any celebrity or professional player going unrecognized amongst the fans? I guess not. Fans are always looking out for their favorites and if they are near them, there is no way the crowd is going to let that professional get away without attention. But for Bryson DeChambeau, something happened that even he did not expect.

The professional golfer and part-time influencer has been among the top names in the sport with his extreme popularity. Even his hole-in-one over his house videos on social media went viral, which added to his extreme popularity. But during the interview with 5 Club, the U.S. Open champion shared an incident from Christmas when he was out with his family and something happened that even the fans present at Downtown won’t believe.

The interviewer asked him, “The last time, you think you were in public and not recognized.” Adding further to it, DeChambeau was asked to share when he was surrounded by people and not being recognized. The professional has 2 million followers on Instagram and roughly around 1.70 million subscribers on YouTube. So, him not being recognized seems like a far-fetched idea.

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However, after taking some time to think, he answered the question which shocked the fans. He said, “So when I was with my family this Christmas. We went Downtown and walked the lights in Grapevine. Funny enough, nobody recognized me there.” He even shared how everybody was busy enjoying their evening and he was wearing a hoodie to be on the safer side for fan interaction.

Further sharing, he said, “That was the last time it felt pretty good. It definitely can get tough nowadays.” Bryson DeChambeau‘s popularity increases each time he shares a new video on YouTube or gets any major victory in his professional career. A great example of this is the 2024 year, which proved to be one of the best years for the professional golfer.

A recap of Bryson DeChambeau’s 2024 season

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DeChambeau's 2024: More memorable for his U.S. Open win or his viral challenges?

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The LIV Golfer, because of his switch from the PGA Tour, only appears for the major championships against the PGA Tour golfers. In 2024, he appeared in all four majors, out of which in one event he missed the cut. While notably, he did perform the best this year with great finishes including a T6 finish at the Open and runner-up at the PGA Championship. Besides this, the major achievement of his season was the win at the U.S. Open. He won the title with just a stroke difference, beating Rory McIlroy, who was aiming to end his decade-long drought of major championships.

Not only his professional career, but his influencing career also saw a huge upside. He started appearing in the news for his Break 50 challenge on YouTube, which had many guests playing with him to complete the challenge. One of the notable guests who made headlines was President Donald Trump. After which, he even had the most viral challenge of his career, i.e., the Ace Challenge. He aimed to putt the ball with his home being the obstacle.

The challenge took him 16 days to complete resulting in the popularity of the American professional to skyrocket. This also sprang up a series of similar challenges from his fans worldwide with a great twist of their own. Overall, the year has been exceptional for the LIV golfer and he even shared a video recap on his social media stating one of the best years of his life.

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For us, the final putt in the U.S. Open is definitely the most memorable moment of his 2024 season. Which is yours? Share your favorite moment of Bryson DeChambeau’s 2024 year with us in the comments section below.

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