'Agent' of Bryson DeChambeau says he won't be giving interviews for a while!

Sketch comedian Conor Moore is at it again with Bryson DeChambeau, Rory McIlroy and the US Open as some of his latest targets.

Moore often makes comedic sketches ahead of or during big golf events like the major championships where he parodies some of the world's best golfers.

Last month, he released a video acting as Brooks Koepka after he won the PGA Championship. In it, he received multiple voice notes from the likes of Tiger Woods and Dustin Johnson. All are voiced by Moore.

Brooks Koepka waking up the morning to million messages! #pgachamp pic.twitter.com/skqWSxpmAq

— Conor Moore (@ConorSketches) May 22, 2023

In advance of this week's US Open beginning on Thursday, Moore released another hilarious sketch where he's dressed up and acts as multiple golfers. 

The video is set in a pretend US Open player's meeting following the LIV Golf-PGA Tour merger news with names like McIlroy, Henrik Stenson, Sergio Garcia, and more in attendance.

It begins with McIlroy trying to calm everyone down as arguments can be heard going on between players.

Moore's Stenson character is seen asking:

And 'Koepka' says:

'Phil Mickelson' and golf writer 'Alan Shipnuck' make a surprise appearance in the video as well. 

It was Shipnuck's book excerpt published to The Fire Pit Collective back in February 2022 that resulted in Mickelson taking time off from the public eye for months before officially joining LIV Golf.

Moore's sketch is topped off with 'DeChambeau' attempting to speak on CNN before his fake agent says DeChambeau "ain't going to be talking for two or three years."

It's no doubt in reference to a controversial CNN interview DeChambeau gave last week following the merger news.

Here's the full clip:

Explosive player (and some) meeting ahead of US Open @GOLFPASS pic.twitter.com/juda1OtDeN

— Conor Moore (@ConorSketches) June 12, 2023

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