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Bryson DeChambeau’s TOUR Comeback Could Be Less Complicated Than He Thinks
TL;DR
Bryson DeChambeau is considering his return to the TOUR and reflects on the players' opinions regarding his comeback. He has a significant following on social media, with 2.69 million subscribers on YouTube.
Key points
- Bryson DeChambeau is considering a return to the TOUR
- He emphasizes the importance of players' opinions on his comeback
- DeChambeau has 2.69 million YouTube subscribers
- His Break 50 series features various celebrities and athletes
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Bryson DeChambeau’s TOUR Comeback Could Be Less Complicated Than He Thinks
On Tuesday afternoon, DeChambeau pondered the TOUR’s social media policy, and also told Skratch “I don’t even think it’s Brian Rolapp or anybody like one of the top executives, it’s really if the players want me back and if not, then I understand that.”
POTOMAC FALLS, Va. — Bryson DeChambeau has built one of the biggest golf audiences in the world outside of tournament broadcasts.
His YouTube channel currently sits at 2.69 million subscribers, and his Break 50 series continues to thrive with a mix of athletes, celebrities, and creators ranging from Steph Curry to Carlos Alcaraz and John Daly.
And after speaking with DeChambeau on Tuesday at LIV Golf Virginia, it’s clear content creation is no longer just a side project for him—it’s a major part of how he views his future in golf.
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“So if I was to film a video during the week of one of their events with a content creator or a celebrity, that would be in violation to my knowledge,” DeChambeau told Skratch on this week in DC.
DeChambeau pointed to the PGA TOUR’s social media policy as one of the potential hurdles he sees if he were ever to pursue a return to the TOUR.
“It’s their policy, they didn’t let me do it when I was on there. I asked various times,” DeChambeau said. “They didn’t let Grant Horvat or Garrett Clark do some videos during the Monday, Tuesday practice rounds. That’s the truth.”
The PGA TOUR later clarified to Skratch that third-party creators such as Horvat and Clark operate under different guidelines than TOUR members themselves. Under the TOUR’s current Player On-Site Social Media Policy, players are permitted to capture and post content during practice rounds and pro-am days.
“It’s one of them,” DeChambeau said of the obstacles facing any potential return. “If you look at it, it’s affiliate marketing, so me being able to create content on that golf course that week at that event should only bring value to the tournament, and that’s what I care about most, entertaining like I’ve always said from day one.”
Q&A
What is Bryson DeChambeau's current YouTube subscriber count?
Bryson DeChambeau currently has 2.69 million subscribers on his YouTube channel.
What does Bryson DeChambeau think about his return to the TOUR?
DeChambeau believes his comeback could be less complicated if the players want him back.
Who are some guests featured in Bryson DeChambeau's Break 50 series?
DeChambeau's Break 50 series features athletes and celebrities like Steph Curry, Carlos Alcaraz, and John Daly.
How does Bryson DeChambeau engage with his audience outside of tournaments?
DeChambeau engages with his audience primarily through his YouTube channel and social media content.
