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Silhouetted golfer on the tee during the 127th British Open Golf at Royal Birkdale GC in Southport 16th-19th July 1998. (Photo by David Ashdown/Getty Images)

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Silhouetted golfer on the tee during the 127th British Open Golf at Royal Birkdale GC in Southport 16th-19th July 1998. (Photo by David Ashdown/Getty Images)
It was not long ago that the PGA Tour had declared a suspension on Wesley Bryan. The professional golfer and golf content creator was prevented from participating in the Tour with immediate effect after his involvement, along with his brother, in a LIV Golf Miami promotional event called the “Duels”, which was streamed on Grant Horvat’s YouTube channel. It was inspired by the Creator Classic event that the PGA Tour has.
“When we got the opportunity to play on Grant Horvat’s channel with five major champions and five of my best buds that happen to be fantastic content creators, we had to jump at that opportunity. Because all we’ve ever wanted to do from the Bryan Bros is to merge professional and YouTube Golf, and this was going to be one of those opportunities that we’ve been dreaming of since we got into YouTube golf.” Wesley Bryan explained the mindset behind his participation. This was part of a video that the Bryan brothers released where they shared news about Wesley’s immediate and indefinite suspension.
However, all is not lost on the professional side for the brothers.
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Wesley Bryan given new life on the DP World Tour
In their most recent post on X, the brothers shared the exciting news. Wesley Bryan will be playing professional golf. It is not just him, though. George Bryan is also going to be back on the professional stage. The brothers were invited to take part in the BMW International Open that is being held in Munich, Germany, during the first week of July. This would be the debut of both brothers on the DP World Tour.
Returning to pro golf at The BMW International Open with @bmwgolfsport
Really excited to both be teeing it up together on the @DPWorldTour for the 1st time
Here we come Germany! 🇩🇪 pic.twitter.com/m2ngreIMmF
— Bryan Bros Golf (@bryanbrosgolf) June 17, 2025
However, it is not going to be an easy outing for either of them, as the field is packed. Two Masters Champions are teeing off at the Golfclub München Eichenried: Sergio Garcia and Patrick Reed. Alongside the duo, there are Stephen Jaeger, Matti Schmid, and Martin Kaymer from the host nation. Even European Ryder Cup captain Luke Donald is planning to take part in the iconic competition. It will be something new for George, but Wesley Bryan is used to this high level of competition on the PGA Tour.
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Can the Bryan brothers prove their worth in Germany despite their recent PGA Tour setback?
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Wesley Bryan’s 2025 PGA Tour
“It’s been a difficult few weeks for us. It’s been an emotional rollercoaster. But I want to lead off just by thanking the PGA Tour. At an early age, they gave me the dream of playing on their tour, they provided me with some unbelievable opportunities and experiences and friendships that I’ve made and golf courses that I’ve been able to play – amazing events that I’ve been able to compete in, so from our end, nothing but gratitude for the PGA Tour.” The influencer stated. Wesley Bryan has been on the Tour even before he turned professional in 2012.
He has one PGA Tour title, the 2017 RBC Heritage, beating his upcoming rival Luke Donald by one stroke. He had a tumultuous start to the 2025 season, having played in 3 events. Of the three, he missed the cut at the American Express event and the Puerto Rico Open. He made the weekend at the Farmers Insurance Open, where he ended up carding a T25 finish with a score of even par. The Puerto Rico Open was his last appearance on the PGA Tour.
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What do you think of the chances for either brother at the Germany event? Will Wesley re-announce himself to the world at Munich or will their severe lack of preparation prove to be a bane?
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Can the Bryan brothers prove their worth in Germany despite their recent PGA Tour setback?