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With Bryson DeChambeau back in the Ryder Cup, his terrifying game and passionate stature will be a game-changer for Team America. On his side, giving him much-needed peaceful direction and strategising, is his caddie, Gregory Bodine. This successful relationship has been consequential in the 2024 U.S. Open, as well as his recent revitalized performance, which makes them one of the most followed player-caddy combinations in golf. As the duo prepares for their Ryder Cup appearance together, let’s take a closer look at Bodine!
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Who is Bryson DeChambeau’s current caddie?
Bodine has actively participated in golf for most of his life. He is also the cousin of PGA Tour players Andrew and Michael Putnam. From 2013 to 2021, he caddied on the Korn Ferry and PGA Tours for players including
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Bodine often uses his Instagram handle to advertise his amazing golf club. In February, he posted a clip of the inside of the club with the caption, “Wednesday @evergreengolfclub 🌲💚.”
But he shares enough about his family time as well. For instance, the golfer posted a clip of his two sons in August 2024 with the caption, “TBT 😂 @kelseybodine.” Undoubtedly, Gregory Bodine shares a very vibrant personal and professional life!
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How Gregory Bodine and Bryson DeChambeau work together on the course
The example of trust and transformation can be seen through the partnership of DeChambeau and Bodine that started in May 2023. During a huge slump, DeChambeau first came to Bodine, and he confirmed, “Dude, I’m lost, I have no idea what I’m doing with my game.”
For instance, he struggled in LIV and frequently finished outside the top 20 in 48-man events. His best finish in 2023 before he hit up Bodine? A tie for 16th place at the LIV Golf Invitational Orlando. So, what happened next?
By this time, Bodine was focusing on his business and family, during which his wife suffered a miscarriage. At this point, many people considered Bodine retired and ceased caddying. Bodine accepted, as he wanted to “give it a try.”
“It was worth a try just to see. We weren’t buddies or anything, but he wondered what I was up to.” So, how did it turn out?
Having joined hands in 2023, DeChambeau won the LIV Greenbrier event and another in Chicago, leading his LIV team to the overall title. In 2024, he had strong performances in major championships, finishing tied for sixth at the Masters and placing second to Xander Schauffele at the PGA Championship.
Additionally, together with Bodine, Dechambeau won his 2nd U.S. Open title in 2024. But there was something even more interesting about it. After winning the U.S. Open in June 2024, DeChambeau was quick to thank Bodine during his post-round press conference and privately expressed his gratitude by sending the trophy to Bodine’s home in Seattle for a few weeks.
According to Bodine, DeChambeau often shares his fondness for him. In 2024, during the U.S. Open, Bodine said, “What he says over and over again is I keep him calm.” Now the duo will be taking the stage again at the prestigious Ryder Cup. The question is: will we see them enjoying another win, with DeChambeau in form?
Notable Wins and Moments with Gregory Bodine on the bag
After coming together, DeChambeau and Bodine have achieved glorious results. This collaboration paid off higher instantly, with DeChambeau taking the 2023 LIV Golf Greenbrier victory, with his final-homestead 58, the first and the initial sub-60 score in the history of LIV Golf. He later won in Chicago, resulting in an overall championship with his team.
They have impressed, especially in their performances in the big championships that took place in 2024. After a T6 at the masters, DeChambeau came in second place at the PGA Championship. Their best working relationship so far was the 2024 U.S. Open, when DeChambeau won his second major. DeChambeau expressed his gratitude by a strong expression of giving the trophy to Bodine publicly and privately over several weeks at home in Seattle. This performance highlighted the amount of deep respect and collaboration they have managed to develop within a relatively short duration.
Bryson DeChambeau’s previous caddies
Just before getting successful in a collaboration with Gregory Bodine, the career of Bryson DeChambeau had been inseparably linked with the career of a caddie, Tim Tucker. Their close partnership was equally effective; they won eight PGA Tour titles as well as his most decisive first major victory at the 2020 U.S. Open at Winged Foot. Tucker resigned as being caddie right before the 2021 Rocket Mortgage Classic. The resignation was said to be friendly, as Tucker referred to the extreme stresses of the job. This created a butterfly effect for Gregory Bodine, step up and write a new winning chapter in the career of DeChambeau.
As they step onto the prestigious stage of the Ryder Cup, their journey to greatness has just begun. Now, the golf world has taken notice and is watch ing closely to see what they are going to achieve next.
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