YouTuber George Bryan makes PGA Tour cut on debut in Bermuda

YouTuber George Bryan and his younger brother Wesley both made the cut at the PGA Tour's Butterfield Bermuda Championship. 

George, 35, was making his Tour debut at Port Royal Golf Club after being given a sponsor exemption into the FedEx Fall event. 

He was four strokes better off than his brother after the first round with a 2-under 69. 

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The older brother started his second round on the back nine and got off to a shaky start with two bogeys. 

An eagle at No. 17 settled the nerves before birdies at 2, 5 and 7 moved him one ahead of the projected 4-under cut. He finished with a par to card a 3-under 69. 

Wesley, 33, also made it through to the weekend after posting a second round of 7-under 64.

Before the tournament began George explained he believed he was good enough to compete, despite concentrating more on his BryanBros channel the last few years instead of golf. 

He said: "My goal is to have as much fun as possible and whatever happens on the golf course is irrelevant to me. But also, I'm here to compete. My game is good enough to play well and compete with these guys.

"So I'm going to have a lot of fun, but also I'm very curious, excited to see what my game looks like stacked up against some of the best players in the world." 

Alex Noren leads the way on 15-under par as he goes in search of his maiden PGA Tour title. 

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Big birdie for @GeorgeBryanIV



He’s currently right on the projected cutline at 4-under with three to play. pic.twitter.com/b5gY05aiQl

— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) November 10, 2023

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