‘It Releases a Lot a Lot of Anger’: A Passionate Bryson DeChambeau Reveals His Efforts to Grow the Game of Golf

Published 09/28/2022, 5:30 PM EDT

Bryson DeChambeau is one personality from the world of golf which has been in news quite a lot lately. Thanks to the infamous rope incident, DeChambeau has had to face the wrath of being the center of social media viral jokes. But that is not all, recently the LIV Golf rebel spoke something that interested onlookers.

The ‘mad scientist’ has given his verdict on the future of LIV Golf. His outputs were widely heard. He also talked about how one can improve their skill at golf as well as the game of golf in general. Additionally, the pro golfer also shared things that interest him the most.

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Bryson DeChambeau and his efforts to grow the game

Bryson DeChambeau and his move to LIV Golf was all over the news. Ever since the shift, fans have been keen on knowing how DeChambeau has been dealing with the consequences of his shift.

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During an interview, when Bryson was asked about his thoughts on the future of LIV Golf. DeChambeau said, “I know some of their future plans, what i can tell you is it’s beyond exciting.”

The ‘mad scientist’ was also asked what he has been working on, in the Dallas area, at a personal level.

He said, “We’re working hard to try and get this piece of land. It’s been tough to get. But we’re gonna get it here soon hopefully in the next couple weeks, and start developing. I want to grow the sport of PLDA Long Drive and want to see how far we can go with it.“

The pro golfer talked about his plans to grow the game of golf. Especially, his plans to popularize the game among kids, and to train them to specialize in the same.

Bryson continued, “As well as, create an academy and grow junior golfers around the area. I just want to continue to grow the sport of the game of golf and long drive as well. Those are my passions, and kids are my passion. Love helping out kids and then i want to teach people hit it farther. I think it’s a lot of fun, it releases a lot of anger. That’s one of the benefits.”

DeChambeau probably is right about hitting it farther bit. Golf is a holistic sport. It helps the players train their mind as well as their physical body. Anger management might as well be helped by this calming sport.

DeChambeau explains the reasons for his move

DeChambeau has been questioned time and again about why he moved to LIV Golf. In an effort to put an end to the ongoing questions, Bryson explained his reasons for the move.

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He said, “One of the things for me was that it was a personal business decision. I run and operate my golf as a business as well as want to be one of the better players in the world. Second off, it was going to give me more resources and opportunities to reinvest in my local community, in Dallas, and back at my original home in California where I can do things for junior golf tours, improve my foundation, and also build the multi-sport complex in Dallas, and give me more time to rest.”

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Daiemah is a golf writer at EssentiallySports. Having been writing since the age of 12, she has had a keen interest in Golf. Daiemah admires Nelly Korda and Tiger Woods, and would love to see more women excel in the sport.

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Manaal Siddiqui

‘It Releases a Lot a Lot of Anger’: A Passionate Bryson DeChambeau Reveals His Efforts to Grow the Game of Golf

Bryson DeChambeau and his efforts to grow the game

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DeChambeau explains the reasons for his move