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This officially breaks YouTube Golf.” Popular YouTube golfer, Grant Horvat commented on Bryson DeChambeau’s latest video featuring Donald Trump. Prescient words. The two-time major winner did ‘break’ YouTube, leaving a bunch of celebrity influences far behind. A popular golf influencer and past collaborator, Paige Spiranac, is one. 

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Trump and DeChambeau tried to break 50 from the red tees (the most forward ones) at Bedminster. They fell one stroke short in the two-man scramble game. Of course, no one is worried about that ‘failed’ attempt as it has won the engagement battle.

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DeChambeau’s Trump collab has generated 2.2 million views so far. Moreover, it’s been trending to no.1 in the US within 12 hours of publishing. If we look at the views, Paige Spiranac falls some 1M short of DeChambeau’s latest clip. Spiranac’s time at Mauna Lani from 2019 is her most popular video. The clip titled, ‘The Most Photographed Golf Hole in the World // Playing Mauna Lani South Course in Hawaii’ has garnered 1.8M views. 

Interestingly, the Trump collaboration video, though, is not his most popular content. The Crusher’s captain’s nine-hole match against HyFlyers captain, Phil Mickelson drew 3 million eyeballs. Whereas, the clip of DeChambeau shooting 58 at Greenbrier boasts 2 million views as well. 

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Comparably, Spiranac is yet to reach the 2 million mark. Nine of her videos have more than 1 million views. That number is 12 for the reigning U.S. Open champion. Notably, DeChambeau’s collab with Spiranac received 1.5 million views on YouTube. 

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It’s also pertinent to note that, the two-time US Open champion has received over 4 million views on his short clips. A snippet of Bryson DeChambeau hitting exact 200-yard drives on the simulator has 4.4 million views. Whereas, Paige Spiranac’s most popular short clip garnered 2.3 million eyeballs. 

In addition, with the Donald Trump collaboration, the LIV golf pro has reached new heights. On subscriber counts too, he has left a host of popular golf content creators biting the dust. 

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Bryson DeChambeau cruises past 1 million subscribers

Bryson DeChambeau considers himself incredibly lucky to have known Donald Trump. They have spent time on the greens before as well. Trump, too, has never forgotten to congratulate the reigning U.S. Open champion on his most glorious achievements. The luck has blessed him on his moonlighting as a content creator. The ultimate aim of this surprising collaboration was to reach 1 million subscribers. The reigning U.S. Open champion was sitting a few 100Ks short. 

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It took him less than 12 hours to erase that gap. As of publishing this report, the LIV golfer’s channel has almost 1.3 million subscribers. Effectively, Bryson DeChambeau has gained around 200K subscribers within a few hours. Thanking his fans on Instagram, the two-time major winner wrote, “1M Subscribers is absolutely insane and is hard to wrap my head around.

Popular golf YouTubers like Grant Horvat, GM Golf, and others have taken notice of the massive feat. GM Golf has challenged the Crushers captain to a race to 2 million. It remains to be seen what trick the 30-year-old pulls out now.

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Parnab Bhattacharya is a Newsletter Editor at EssentiallySports in the Golf Division. With four years of writing experience, he is now exploring his deep-rooted love for the gentleman's sport. Parnab's area of expertise is his predictive and perspective pieces, where he explores all things golf, diving deep into the whys and whats behind players' and Tours' moves in the sport, and unflinchingly voicing his take. His love for sports extends beyond the golf course. As a Madridista at heart, he swears by Saint Iker's reflexes and CR7's predatory instinct, when not lost in the pages of a Dostoevsky novel or exploring global cinemas.

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