Bryson DeChambeau Invites Unwanted ‘Competition’ From LIV Brethren Despite Breaking YouTube Barriers

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Bryson DeChambeau‘s influence as a golf content creator has received a lot of love from the golf community and those outside it as well. His ‘Break 50’ and ‘Hole-In-One’ series garnered a lot of views for him. His interactions with influential individuals outside of golf have helped him bring in more fans from other communities.

When the famous ‘Can I Break 50 With President Donald Trump?’ was released, everyone who was remotely interested in golf or followed politics dropped by to watch the video. Not only did it receive a lot of views, but fans also acknowledged DeChambeau for showing a different side of the 47th POTUS. His most recent video with Tom Brady has also received quite a few views in the 24 hours since it has been posted.

Bryson DeChambeau’s content has also impressed many players in the community. More recently, fellow LIV Golf player Joaquin Niemann shared his views about DeChambeau’s YouTube channel.

Niemann joined Tom, the host of the Flushing It Golf podcast as the duo talked about various aspects of LIV Golf. That’s when Tom asked Niemann about the YouTube content he and his team, Torque GC are about to film. The host inquired if they already had a plan on what kind of videos they would produce. Niemann straightaway gave the example of DeChambeau as he said, “Looking at what Bryson is doing is really cool.” Niemann continued to share that he has been watching DeChambeau’s content as he added, “That challenge that he is doing. He tried to do a ‘Hole-In-One’,” as he hinted at the videos he has already streamed.

Speaking about the impact DeChambeau has had as an influencer, Niemann said, “How much influence he is making in social media with golf, which is pretty impressive.” He further added, “He’s like a role model for a lot of players and for a lot of teams in LIV Golf.” Niemann stated that Bryson DeChambeau is like “competition” for him and his Torque GC teammates who are planning to enter the space.

‘Joaco’ shared that he and his team are trying to beat Bryson DeChambeau’s team in LIV Golf and they also want to beat him on social media. “We cannot stay behind that.”, he said, suggesting that his team needs to “show people who we really are.” He further added, “They see us on the golf course. They look at us doing what we’re trying to do our best.” Explaining that they want the fans to see them beyond LIV Golf events, Neimann said, “They try to see how we really are behind the golf course and the golf tournaments. See how we behave outside that, a little bit more like a chill way.”