Bryson DeChambeau is known for his analytical, scientific approach to golf—calculating launch angles, obsessing over swing speeds, and transforming his physique through data-driven training. He’s the player who famously uses a physicist to optimize his game and turned heads by bulking up dramatically to chase distance. On the PGA Tour, DeChambeau maintains an intense, focused persona that reflects his methodical approach to every aspect of the sport.

But at the 2025 Ryder Cup, Harris English witnessed something entirely different. Speaking at the RSM Classic press conference, English revealed a side of Bryson that surprised him. “We got to see a different side of Bryson, which I really liked,” English explained. “He kind of let his hair down a little bit, he had a lot of fun.”

The transformation was striking. DeChambeau, typically reserved and analytical in individual competition, embraced the team atmosphere with unexpected enthusiasm. “He probably loves the Ryder Cup more than anybody I’ve ever seen so it’s cool to see that,” English noted.

To Be Continued…