Bryson DeChambeau is one of the most prominent golfers. He has 8 PGA Tour titles and a major championship in his short career. However, the 2020 U.S. Open winner has joined the rival LIV Golf League and is facing suspension from the PGA Tour. Therefore, we will probably not see him competing on the PGA Tour again.

Bryson is one of the most unorthodox golfers. His unconventional style of play is slightly tough to digest for a few, but science backs most of his decisions about gameplay. Therefore, one of his nicknames is “The Scientist.” So recently, The Scientist revealed what’s in his bag for the 2022 edition, particularly after joining LIV Golf. 

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What’s in the bag of Bryson DeChambeau?

Along with golf, Bryson DeChambeau has been ardently posting content on his social media platforms, especially YouTube. So recently, Bryson provided a detailed update about what’s in his bag for the first time after joining the LIV Golf Invitational Series. DeChambeau began by talking about the wedges. 

He revealed that his wedges have a specific sole grind and groove width with a lead tape. Furthermore, he explained the specifications and modifications of those clubs in detail and revealed the reason behind the same. So Bryson has 58 degrees, 53 degrees, and interestingly, 47 degrees and a pitching wedge with him. 

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Additionally, he has all the irons from 9-iron to 17 degrees of iron. He went over everything again and suggested the reason for using iron with a loft of 17 degrees. Bryson then talked about his hybrids and 3-wood, and to everyone’s surprise, he is using a 3-wood with 10 degrees of loft.

Meanwhile, 10 degrees is the loft that golfers usually have on their driver. However, The Scientist believes that a 10-degree loft is best for his 3-wood and a 6-degree loft for his driver. The eight-time PGA Tour winner then explained all the minute details about his driver.

Furthermore, Bryson made a staggering revelation that the next year’s model of his driver is going to be better. Lastly, he displayed his spare driver, which has a 5-degree loft, and the ball flies off it if connected perfectly.

So, wrapping up things, DeChambeau showed the accessories he carries with him in the bag. He has alignment sticks, a range finder, water, food, tees, a towel, gloves, and a few other things.  

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