Self-introspection is the best way to understand your positives and your flaws. You need to analyze yourself consistently for better results, especially when you are a sportsperson. Bryson DeChambeau is on such a stage, as he made some comments which proved that he is indeed confused and that it could hurt his fan following.

Bryson DeChambeau and his self-introspection

The eight times winner on the PGA tour, Bryson DeChambeau, has taken a deep dive in his career and life. He posted a 28 minute video on YouTube telling how he wants to ignore his doctor’s advice to not play at the Augusta National. Even though he wants to play, he doesn’t want to be on the court with at just 80% of his fitness, and expects to give his best.

Further in the video, he said, “I mean that’s the one thing if I can be transparent and open here, which I am gonna be fully, I sometimes just get really embarrassed. I feel like I’ve let everyone down.”

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Getting Fitter Everyday

Bryson suffered a hairline fracture in the Hamate bone in his left hand. Because of the injury, he couldn’t attend the 2020 U.S. Open champion.

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But if you see his social media, he is back at the gym and getting back in his form. 

Even though he is back at the gym, he won’t be back in the game for a few months. Therefore, his appearances at the PGA Championship in May and the 2022 U.S. Open are doubtful.

Diving Deeper in Thoughts

Further in the video, he went deeper into his thoughts and said, “I feel like I’ve let my team around me down. I feel like I’ve let fans down around me. I feel like just a complete failure… And it sucks. So, just know you’ve gotta through that failure and tough time to make you a better person.” He added.

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This was indeed a rough time for Bryson. But he has not given up, and he is working on himself to become a better person. And that’s just the truth. Sometimes you have to go through rough patches so that you come out as a better person and shine brighter. Although, his fans desperately hope that Bryson’s rough patch ends soon so that they can see him in action soon.