Bryson DeChambeau's new practice routine sends golf fans into a frenzy
Bryson just doing Bryson things ahead of the Tour Championship using TWO launch monitors and a spray bottle!
Golf fans were sent into meltdown after witnessing Bryson DeChambeau's latest practice range session at this week's Tour Championship at East Lake.
The PGA Tour’s Sean Martin shared a picture of the current FedEx Cup leader who won back-to-back Playoffs events several weeks ago grinding on the range, but doing so alongside TWO launch monitors, new golf balls and a spray bottle to simulate conditions.
Bryson is using two launch monitors. Hitting brand-new balls straight out of the box. Someone scrubs his clubface before every shot, then spritzes the ball with water to simulate morning dew.
Amazing. pic.twitter.com/xKFyyM2LYn— Sean Martin (@PGATOURSMartin) September 18, 2018
As a result, social media was sent into a frenzy. Here's a look at a selection of tweets...
— someBODY once... (@atvd76) September 18, 2018
— IGrift (@IGriftDFS) September 18, 2018
— Bunkie Perkins (@BunkiePerkins) September 18, 2018
Who doesn't have a dew simulation guy?
— brendan duke (@bduke77) September 18, 2018
So what's it all for?
"Yeah, look, it’s half of what I do in my off-weeks," said DeChambeau.
"People don’t realise how hard I work to try and get a better understanding of my biomechanics. I’ve never really been super-talented; people would disagree with that, but I’ve always had to work twice as hard as everybody growing up.
"So for whatever reason, that dedication has allowed me to be more consistent. When you come and look at this, it’s nothing different than what I would do at home. I’m just a little different cat. That’s okay. I like that and appreciate that about myself and that I’m able to stay true to myself.
"There’s a lot of people that change out here sometimes, and that’s something that I appreciate is that I’ve got a lot of great people around me that allow me to be consistent with who I am, and just keep working hard. That’s just who I am."
Fair play Bryson, it's clearly working for you.
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