When Bryson DeChambeau Expressed His Will to Become an Emotionless Golfer

Bryson DeChambeau, the muscle man of the golf world, has established himself as one of the finest golfers around the globe. He uses scientific principles in his game, and his techniques gave him the nickname ‘ the Scientist.’ But being a scientist, you need to work with your brains and not let anything become an obstacle that is not related to it, but that wasn’t the case for DeChambeau.

He used to read the book ‘The Golfing Machine,’ where he learned many things about golf that a non-scientific person might not understand. But for the eight times PGA Tour winner, it was a piece of cake. Despite all the success, becoming a pro golfer from an amateur and winning majors, there was something that bothered him about himself. He wanted to change that part of him to become one of the best golfers without fail.

The unexpected disliking of Bryson DeChambeau

The 2020 U.S. Open winner, DeChambeau, designed a squared-off and geometrically simple putter so that he could see lines. And we cannot forget his ‘krank-driver’ swing that upped his clubhead speed from 113 to 125mph.

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So as a golfing scientist, he shone brightly. But like every scientist, he needed to get rid of his emotional side as a golfer. DeChambeau discussed this during an interview in 2016. He said, “I’m working on this passage in chapter 14 of The Golfing Machine, where it states that there needs to be a non-emotional execution of a golf shot.”

According to the U.S. Amateur winner, he had an emotional side which was good to ignite a little fire in him. However, he wanted to be a golfer who hits shots with zero emotions. His wish was to play under the spotlight like Tiger Woods, and Rory McIlroy, who have already reached a different levels of golf.

Promising beliefs of DeChambeau

His scientific approach to golf and regulating his emotional side has made him a successful golfer. It doesn’t take long to have faith in Bryson DeChambeau’s capacity to succeed. He believes in the journey and the process of what tomorrow might hold for him. The former PGA tour member focuses on the next shot without thinking about what comes next. The only motive DeChambeau has now is to become a better golfer. 

The major championship winner is now part of the Saudi-backed LIV Golf league, which he joined for business reasons and to spend more time with his family.

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