Last month, Bryson DeChambeau won the U.S. Open and celebrated with the crowd on the 18th hole. He even allowed people to take pictures with his prestigious trophy.
In the latest episodes of Fried Egg Golf, analyst Andrew Kotter and Andy Johnson talked to Bryson Deshambabrison recently and compared him with the Filmichelson travel. Deseshmbo joined Liv Golf in 2022 and later strengthened its existence in social networks. He has a huge fan base online and interacts with them during his performances.
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In the recent episode of their Spotify podcast, the analysts spoke about DeChambeau connecting with the crowd and called it a \”PR stunt.\” Speaking of the 30-year-old, the show host said:
\”When you see him doing everything with the crowds and winning them over, of course, it\’s a PR thing. But I don’t think that matters much to the audience. He captured the public’s imagination because he looks like Mickelson, which Mickelson isn’t. But the crowd doesn’t care, because if they get a high-five, a thumbs-up and a smile from Mickelson, they’ll go home happy. » (29:20:29:40)
However, the host agrees that even though it’s a PR stunt, DeChambeau’s antics make it “interesting and entertaining.”
“But as for Bryson DeChambeau, at least he’s interesting. He\’s fascinating to watch, and you need that. You need someone who\’s a bit different. “You need someone that people can think of as a tool, or that they think is great, but at least people are thinking about them, and that’s what you want him to interact with,” he added. (29h40-30h00)
Notably, Bryson DeChambeau has been the talk of the town since his victory at the US Open and his audience on social media has also skyrocketed.
Fans certainly enjoy watching Bryson DeChambeau play golf. He is their favorite because he always communicates with them before leaving the golf course. His actions made headlines during the US Open last month. Throughout the tournament, he interacted with fans, signed autographs, and even took photos.
During one interaction, the fan wasn’t able to get a good photo the first time, so DeChambeau posed again and took another photo. Golf analyst Claire Rogers shared the clip on her X account (formerly Twitter).
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After the second round of the U.S. Open, DeChambeau went to meet fans on the other side of the stands, asked them to take a photo with him, and thanked them for “staying so late.”
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Bryson DeChambeau is very active on social media and often shares updates about his life with his fans. He also has a YouTube channel where he posts videos of his golf performances.
