Bryson DeChambeau is becoming one heck of a golfer right and on Sunday he won the Arnold Palmer Invitational by one stroke for his eighth victory of his career.
But more importantly – for me and my job, at least – he’s now the golf content king who produces memorable moments (both good and bad) seemingly every time he plays a round of golf.
On Saturday he went nuts after bombing a drive over the water on the par-5 6h hole at Bay Hill. Then on Sunday, while tied for the lead, he did it AGAIN, which was awesome.
DeChambeau also isn’t afraid to say what he feels during play and sometimes what he says isn’t great. That happened in Sunday’s final round when he hit a poor bunker shot and then was heard complaining about the bunkers:
Bryson: "Worst bunkers on tour right there" pic.twitter.com/z8E5BIebvd
— CJ Fogler (@cjzer0) March 7, 2021
Poor guy.
I mean, bunkers are supposed to be hazards and going in them is supposed to be a punishment for a bad shot. That’s golf. But today’s pros have become far to used to hitting out of really nice bunkers.
DeChambeau went on to sink the long putt after that bunker shot because, well, he’s the content king.