WATCH: Fans Get Into Bryson DeChambeau’s Head With Impressive Trash Talk

Bryson DeChambeau made an excellent debut at the Professional Long Drivers Association World Championship. Moreover, he became the first PGA Tour player to compete in this event. However, the champion golfer couldn’t win the event and was eliminated after reaching the round of 16.

However, since this was just his first experience at the event, he did a fantastic job by reaching the round of 16. 

Meanwhile, Bryson’s presence in the event attracted plenty of eyeballs to this event from around the world. Moreover, there were plenty of fans and journalists present at the venue to experience it live.

Recently a fun video of Bryson’s practice session has surfaced. So let us have a look at what exactly is that video. 

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Trying to get Bryson DeChambeau off his shot

A few of Bryson’s fans were at the venue during his practice session. And they were trying to get him off his golf shot by saying a few things about him. A guy started it off by saying, “You have more sponsors than an AAA meeting.” However, Bryson didn’t react and completed his stroke. 

This went on for quite a few strokes where they kept saying things like, “Let’s go Brooksy,” and “Brooks has a way better physique than you, and he doesn’t even work out.”

But nothing seemed to disturb DeChambeau, and he looked pretty focused. However, when a guy said, “Good Thing the PGA Tour doesn’t test,” this is when Bryson finally gave up. He said, “You got me here,” and had a good laugh with everyone.  

Meanwhile, Bryson DeChambeau’s longest drive in the competition came on the first day. He bombed a 406 yards drive, which gave him a second place in the group, as Martin Borgmeier smashed a 416-yard drive.

Furthermore, Kyle Berkshire, the defending champion of the event, managed to retain the Long Drive Championship title as he bombed a monstrous 422-yard drive.   

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