2020 U.S. Open, Round 4: Bryson DeChambeau | Every Televised Shot

[@beaney56]

Everyone talks about his power but no one is talking about his clutch putting.

[@owenbuchanan620]

@Santana Yousef it is a scam DONT USE INSTAPORTAL

[@JGunit]

He hits every shot like he's playing in a scramble and there's one in play lol. Love this guy

[@t120bonnie1]

He kicked ass, he wiped out the opposition, he clipped the wings off the foot. He never worried if the ball was in the fairway or the rough his upper body strength is fantastic...well done Bryson

[@DragoonRyRs]

as a newcomer to golf I can say this is the start to a new generation. Golf was always a rich boy sport now that its been cracked the old pros are gonezo. I'de rather drive 300 yards closer to the hole off the fairway than to do 250 on it. I can easily get out of that position onto the green lmao. It's an easy birdie most holes

[@jm6691]

@@DragoonRyRsI would imagine your stance on this take has changed if you’re still playing golf. Nowhere near as easy as you’re making it sound lmfao

[@Otowngolf73]

I’m 51 years old and Tiger was and has been my guy, now it’s BRYSON. He knows the game very well and will definitely win some more MAJORS. Let’s gooo!

[@mikenike6079]

Pleased for him, he got it done when it counted. Not always the most likeable guy but respect for his work ethic and dedication to improving his game to get to the level he is at. His emotion at the end was touching.

[@jacksoni349]

Great comment! I nailed every thing I was going to say.

[@Drewski777]

Define what "likeable" is. You shouldn't live life to please others. Live life to be happy and love the people you care for. You don't have to be a "somebody" to a somebody just to be "likeable".

[@mikenike6079]

@@jacksoni349 Appreciate that, thanks. It was a masterclass of how to play a final round.

[@mikenike6079]

@@Drewski777 @Andrew Manzano it's self explanatory really. The fact that you chose to take a negative view of my comment is a shame.

[@mikenike6079]

@PogChamp 😂, quite possibly

[@tvs3497]

No one ever remembers the 2nd place finisher, but Matthew Wolff also had an outstanding tournament.

[@northeden8661]

Wingedfoot: "You better not miss my fairways." DeChambeau: "Hold my 170 yard nine iron out of your 6 inch rough." Regular golfers: "Meep !!"

[@vandrive5687]

@Kevin North: Drive for dough, putt for more dough!

[@TomSmith-yt8ce]

Ryan Marsden crazy dumb

[@alexsamain812]

Hold my protein

[@TheWayofGrace89]

Well deserved. Congrats, Bison.

[@BengaliJoddha]

Bison knocked the wolffe down

[@scottcarroll9201]

Whether that was a Freudian slip or not, it was hilarious.

[@ZiPolishHammer]

Purists get so butt hurt that you can win at their silly game without a "beautiful" swing and without hitting every fairway. Guy made the shots when it counted on a day when the course pummeled every other golfer. On the scorecard that's all that matters, so tip your cap to the guy and get on with your day.

[@j.3854]

Well said. He shut the haters up....with six shots to spare.

[@DanielSong39]

People forget that the runner-up did not have have a "beautiful" swing and missed a ton of fairways too Also everyone was missing fairways, Bryson actually was above average in fairways hit

[@DDChorror]

It's not a silly game but fair enough

[@ZiPolishHammer]

@@DDChorror I play too. But I'd argue every game is silly when taken as seriously as cancer.

[@aeromedical6750]

EXACTLY. If he’s able to overpower the U.S. Open rough, so be it. This course has ALWAYS been one that forced you to scramble all day. He just didn’t have to scramble from as far back from the flag as everyone else in the field. No one else was able to figure out how to score all four rounds except Bryson. Had Winged Foot be more difficult on Thursday, no one else besides Bryson would have finished at par or better. Six under after 4 founds on this course is beyond phenomenal.

[@vidarlarsen748]

What a round of golf. This is my new favourite pro- golfer!

[@richardahn6363]

Bryson is making a new paradigm of golf after Tiger era and more to come victories.

[@ishmaeldarjean2757]

He can play. All that power but still has that graceful touch around the flags.

[@freshcoolbutta]

Oof lol

[@JRock4572001]

Yes!!! I love it. Well deserved champion!!! Where are the haters now? Bryson did what the haters said he couldn't. HE WON A MAJOR BRYSON'S WAY!!!

[@jobssteve4175]

Didn't like him before however I changed my mind. I respect him. His effort and passion lead incredible result. Congrats Mr.DeChambeau.

[@yesitsspicy5415]

I’m sure he cares you changed your mind lol

[@BG-fh5me]

@@yesitsspicy5415 he really is that sensetive though which is the funny thing ctfuu

[@kilgoretrout321]

@@yesitsspicy5415 Uh oh, someone is reaching

[@peterschmitz4401]

Fantastic champion - love watching him push the game further and further. I look forward to hearing more and more about Bryson's mindset. My biggest question...when will they really dive deep into his putting. Bones Mackay said he doesn't even understand how Bryson reads greens and he's one of the greatest caddies of all time. Driving is great, but his putting is phenomenal.

[@panthonyy]

that guy. How can one person be so good at reading greens with all of this wind, slopes and just how fast it was. Sure his long-hitting skills helped him, but his short game was definitely what gave him his win. Truly remarkable, good win, well-deserved.

[@RockbandDrummer321]

He picked Winged Foot apart, one of the most difficult in the world! way to go Bryson he earned this one

[@philsar22]

Bryson is an awesome dude been following him for a while and fell in love with him on good good golf channel! He’s literally a down to earn stud of a golfer just one of the guys!!

[@grahamreid827]

Am I missing something, from this highlights reel his ball rolls and lays against the second cut of rough just short of the 17th green (t 15:30) yet when he plays the ball(t 15:34) he's playing from just short of the first cut, did he take a penalty drop or were they playing prefeed lies?

[@whirlingdervish69]

Neither. There was a ruling from a rules official (not shown) that he was allowed to drop because of some sort of obstruction which occurred between shots. I think a branch/twig or some leaves fell on the ball and was allowed to take a drop

[@jcdova29]

Bryson is a monster out there. It’s going to be fun watching him win many majors more.

[@redd605]

This was power golf pure and simple text book play to detail of the course his swing his clubs, his mental application.

[@tyler8652]

Hearing Dan Hicks say ". . . (X) is a U.S. Open Champion, at (Y)" is one of the joys of this game. Glad to have NBC back hosting the Open.

[@06aikens]

What happened @15:30 ? Ball moved foot or so forward...

[@melvingrassel588]

Sprinkler head.

[@dannyrand1733]

0:55 gestures it's over. Thanks for showing up. I'll take that US Open trophy now ;-)

[@markanderson8006]

Congrats to Bryson. Hope he wins at Augusta too. If Bryson winning 2 majors makes R&A and USGA finally reign in the technology then I’m all for it. But I doubt it’ll happen. All facets of his game were excellent. Not just his driving . Remember Jamie Sadlowski played a few events but because his approach play and short game weren’t excellent he failed to make an impression on the pro game. These guys are excellent. I’m a 2 handicapper and wouldn’t have a prayer of breaking 80 round Winged Foot the way it was set up

[@KancerKowboy]

That was some of the best putting I have ever seen on a US Open final round

[@ianjackson5529]

What is wrong with the audio at 8:40?? Does the USGA scramble audio to cover up what people say?

[@Tom_de_Oliveira]

Difficult to put into words how good this round was. People might say he was just bombing it but still to take on some of the shots he did deserves immense credit. Not to mention the management and shot making when he did miss fairways and greens. And then to top it off the clutch putts he holed were out of this world. Even on the last when he could've easily 2 putted he put in the time to make sure it went in. Any golfer can learn a lot from this round.

[@SouloHigh]

How does his ball move at 15:29 to where it is at 15:34 ?

[@hermiedrotschie2857]

Right ?!?

[@c4thenerd171]

Might be a sprinkler head just infront of his ball. They may have deemed it in his line. Not sure but just a guess

[@tobycundell6990]

There was a sprinkler head in his way, he called in a rules official who agreed, he got 1 club relief and dropped where you saw the putt come from.

[@colinl4221]

Must have been a very friendly rules official "A sprinkler head is an immovable obstruction and is covered by Rule 24-2. That Rule states that you are entitled to relief for a ball that lies in or on the obstruction or when the obstruction interferes with your area of intended stance or swing. However, Rule 24-2 does not grant relief for an obstruction that intervenes on your line of play when you are off the putting green." There could have been a local rule to give relief on line of play but only if the ball is within two club lengths of the green.

[@sceefo]

@@colinl4221 Any case it seems like rules were not met here. Thankfully it didn't make him the champion but still seems unfair advantage due to the lie was so much better than before.

[@FeintMotion]

8:39 spooky

[@benclique6276]

lol that audio

[@ianjackson5529]

I am wondering if the USGA is scrambling audio to cover if someone says something bad.

[@Cortanarama]

@15:32 what are the relief rules exactly? Briefly looked through the USGA rules, but closest I saw was an embedded ball, but not sure that's what I'm looking at.

[@mrkipling3841]

Just wow! What a performance that was. Very well done sir!

[@ribusgan]

DeChambeau had a great season and it looked towards the end that he's coming undone. Timely rebound. Well deserved. Not a fan of his game, but he's one of a kind for sure. Well done!

[@Drewski777]

Well you should be a fan because he's a professional and everybody else's game is complete shit compared to his today. Ain't gonna argue with you though lol

[@ribusgan]

@@Drewski777 Being a fan is a matter of heart. And I wasn't planning to argue with you at all :-D

[@steaksnotcakes8069]

15:30 why does he's ball land in the frindge/ ruff. but then he's next shot is on the green? why did the ball move position at all? if it was sprinkler then why was he's next shot much easier

[@RS-ol8or]

Congrats, Bryson! Very cool that he often gives credit to Roskopf and Muscle Activation Techniques (MAT), as well. MAT is a game changer for sure.

[@ramblinwreck24]

Does anyone have an explanation for why his first putt on 17 was hit from a different place than where the prior shot finished? His approach ended up on the collar of the tall fringe and he putted it from a bit closer

[@NBA2K11Celtics]

I just saw that. I am looking for answers too.

[@NBA2K11Celtics]

I know your comment is from a year +; however, if you watch the video titled "2020 U.S. Open (Final Round): Bryson DeChambeau Takes Control at Winged Foot | Full Broadcast" he takes relief from a sprinkler head.

[@evirs]

There has to be no better feeling than watching that last putt fall to become a major champion and being able to tell yourself "You fucking did it."

[@Yak1312]

Love watching this guy.

[@Azwarallayla]

This guy from different planet .Unbelievable well down .

[@incidentalist]

So, why were they just leaving the pins in!? Don't they usually hold it and then take it out mid shot? Excited for the Masters, Tiger and Bryson!! I want one of those to win!

[@kbeau9538]

Congratulations Mr Dechambeau what a final round exhibition great fun too watch!

[@handmethatchingadera]

Congrats Bryson! I wish golf would embrace power golf more. I see too many articles when long ball hitters win on why they shouldn’t have and how the courses need to be set up to prevent it. Why can’t the game embrace it? Truly an inspirational win for other power golfers! If I ever had a chance to play a round with the pros Bryson would be who I would want to tee it up with. Awesome job!

[@JGunit]

I can't wait to see him hit it in person

[@piffpete420]

Good to see the pre Fox announcers back at the US Open. NBC made the Open a must watch every year with their on-air personalities

[@CorekBleedingHollow]

Man, he bulked up like the Hulk in 2020.

[@mcshaft2760]

Did he move his ball on the 17th? It was butted up against the rough and then it was puttable in first cut.

[@Mr1americandude]

Bryson's swing looks a lot like one I've been studying and trying to learn here on youtube called Setup 4 Impact.....

[@jonnybond8771]

Super happy for this guy. He often gets as much dislike as Mr Reed, but his character is so much better than that dweeb's. Nice guy, admits his mistakes, and not afraid to be a bit different. Get in.

[@LuisGonzalez-qp1tp]

Confident, aggressive, cold blooded, I like his golf , fun to watch to say the least

[@KEVIN-yf9ln]

14:50 Anyone know what the commentator was talking about before he got cut off

[@sonnyjames8922]

Watched every shot of this yesterday, loved it. Anyone else think if Bryson hits 10 drives on #10 at Augusta he has PW in on 7 of them, 9 Iron for the others? I see him winning multiple green jackets.

[@DanielSong39]

He will not hit a driver on #10 because the percentage play is to hit a rope hook and use the slope to run it down the hill.

[@vandrive5687]

Was a “Ted Ray” round. Incomprehensible!

[@joshcolbert5613]

What a dominant performance -6 WOW, STUPID good.

[@Jimbo49o1]

I guess the question should be: Do I want a 80 yrd shot from the rough or do I want a 180 yrd shot from the fairway?

[@darrenmcintosh326]

80 from rough...no prob

[@vandrive5687]

That Guy: 10-handicapper? The rough; DeChambeau? Doesn’t matter.

[@tutteturunen6822]

The thing is that if amateur starts hitting it more hard The result will be more poor and no yardage advantage

[@jakubwidlarz]

Yes

[@Tlhakxza]

180 off the fairway, that’s a full on 6iron for me that I can shape with relative ease...an 80 yard chip from that kinda rough could ruin my entire round if not tournament,that long grass that can easily get a hold of my wedge’s hosel and make me shank,gum it or a worm raper and/or that uncontrollable bounce that never stops☹️☹️☹️ nahh I’m good with that bro,180 with control it would be for me😉

[@ryanschultz4119]

My favorite player to watch! So glad to see all of his hard work pay off. Congratulations Mr. DeChambeau!!!💯🏌️‍♂️⛳🏆

[@twenty130]

Was that some kind of demon making noise at 8:41???

[@henrytan5707]

It's he who smashed his driver into those narrow fairways fearlessly unleashing his full power, unlike the other players who seemed to be intimidated by the roughs, playing only restrictedly, I think he would stood out to win. In fact, he simply took advantage of the others' cowardice and fragile nerves.

[@lrn_news9171]

Bryson wasn't the number one in the field for driving distance, he was like 7th in the field I think. Wolff was number 1. I think Mcilroy also ranked higher.

[@beaney56]

Now we know what it was like when John Daily appeared in our dads day lol.

[@fdllicks]

daly was cooler. With his cigarettes, terminator sunglasses, British people freaking out at their open,and a mysterious substance on his driver from space : kevlar.

[@pauledmondson7071]

@@fdllicks not 'their' Open. 'The' Open.

[@fdllicks]

@@pauledmondson7071 you know that us Americans call our open "the open"? I used to live in England. We call your open "the British Open"

[@pauledmondson7071]

@@fdllicks One is called the US Open, and one is called The Open. It is of no consequence what you call them.

[@fdllicks]

@@pauledmondson7071 Every time i see the british open, i look at the cold , windy scenery and tell myself "thank god i dont live there!"

[@apmm4209]

Bryson literally bullied the course and made some great putts ! WELL DONE!

[@danfeener3240]

Reminds me of another great golfer considered by many as the best ball striker ever Moe Norman

[@Jthought-z9y]

Congratulations, Bryson.

[@vasileandreica7272]

I would like to see how he does if the US Open returns to Merion.

[@At_the_races]

The banality of the commentary is unbelievable.

[@At_the_races]

Terrence Henretta I don’t know is it?

[@BG-fh5me]

@Terrence Henretta I think it means gayness or something

[@BG-fh5me]

Someone learned a new word👍

[@jhaz89]

How long have you been waiting to use that word, haha

[@forever_golfer1981]

Good job BD

[@phongvong8639]

Hello! Bryson. I am Paul, and congratulation to your U.S. open victory. You know i has dubbed a cool name for you. The Champion Boy! I hope you don't mind, thank you very much!

[@joe.hacker9]

That putt on #9 would've been an electric moment with a crowd there

[@seanjenkins331]

Far more impressive than Tiger's dominant win at Pebble Beach. Winged Foot is one of the most treacherous courses in the WORLD. Bryson was playing out of his mind

[@Salinas1al]

He went straight beast mode yo!

[@davidgivins4203]

1 major down 3 to go for the slam! FedEx cup winner and major with player of the Year coming up.

[@deasman8173]

Give Kyle Birkshires golf channel on here a watch very Bryson esque. Pounds the ball

[@jhaz89]

Except he hits it much further than Bryson. Kyle just had a video of him on the golf simulator with Bryson. Good comparison between the two.

[@nayeonstan1463]

The drives are amazing but the short games really sealed it.

[@stephenholbrook4391]

Bryson’s Brigade celebrates! Validated, champ! VALIDATED! (And BTW, I play Cobra One Lengths. The IS something to it)

[@SS-us8zs]

good video, Tim.

[@niafer9444]

Thank you.

[@briand4000]

watch the sales of single length irons go through the roof. I like them a lot! Reduce the variables. Well done, Bryson!

[@aprillovesgolf7042]

Big Burly Muscle Man vs Swishing Curtsying Dainty Man. Awesome.

[@alexandreziack630]

No difference between fairways and roughs that makes such a difference!

[@BeeChasnyAgario]

This dude deserves this victory 100%! He is the man who the other peasants fear about: hitting bombs 350 yards + DOWN THE MIDDLE of the fairway! Even if he misses, his distance gave him more than enough opportunity to muscle it out of the thick stuff and still has an attack for the green. Awesome, solid iron shots. Even if he hit it offline a bit and miss the green, he has an awesome short game chipping + putting using his wierd math + physics formulas

[@dugjay]

Congrats.

[@ysgol3]

Best player by a mile since Tiger Woods. And the ones who aren't fit to lace his boots - everyone else - are mostly envious as hell. Where were they to congratulate him ? Bryson's the man to save the professional game from dying of boredom !

[@abevillanueva1974]

He managed the game to help give himself the best chance to win...and he executed the game plan.

[@30secondgolflessons]

So good

[@gaminggb789]

Look where the ball lands at 15:28 seconds and then see where he putts from shortly after....... Hmmmm... That ball definitely was not played as it landed.... Thoughts?

[@DanielSong39]

He got a free drop due to a sprinkler head

[@camelcase9225]

That's a good round, Tim.

[@Astonishfortnitegameplay]

I don’t understand Mathew wolf it’s it just as far an will most likely have more longevity but when Bryson is on he’s really good

[@alejandroriquelme5278]

When everybody thought that Koepka 2019-2020 season was a karma / reality-check /humbling season (no majors, several injuries, loses world number 1, Dustin Johnson claims the fedex cup and the world number one, the trash talk backfired spectacularly at the PGA Championship)......the 2020-2021 season continue the trend with Bryson claiming his first major in spectacular fashion. The nail in the coffin would be Rory claiming the Masters (taking a 5-4 advantage in majors and completing the slam).

[@阿出川宗哉]

Congratulations Dechambeau

[@svt3941]

Well done Champ

[@michaelpacini1332]

As much as he hits long his short game is on point

[@LuisGonzalez-qp1tp]

Is like a mix between john daly and ernie els kinda sorta maybe maybe not all .. unique skills

[@pbfront]

i ahve a question at 15:25 that ball has moved alot from when he shoots at his next shot? cheating?

[@tonyh1718]

hating By you

[@AFMathandEngineering]

They skipped the part where he had landed on a sprinkler and took relief.

[@j.3854]

Sprinkler. Head. Relief. Duh.

[@craigluhr7243]

So because you don't know the rules, you say it is cheating? You dont think there are rules officials at the U.S. Open? You can't fix stupid.

[@pbfront]

@@AFMathandEngineering i sprinkler head is 2 inches in diameter , why move it a yard. haha any way bryson aint winning shit with those shiity putts , i wouldnt bet on him

[@wreckim]

I loved how DeChambeau won this thing...a little like Tiger's 2000. But the rough was not that penal. The combo of rough and greens was. However, I remember a few PGAs and US Opens in the 80s and 90s where no professional, not even John Daly, could do anything with the ball. Bryson is a beast, but not any more so than Daly, so I think the USGA will make this adjustment if bulk begins (rather, continue in some ways) to master other majors IMO. Too soon to tell, it's only one win for now.

[@perserverance333]

23 FW hit and wins US Open? Never should happen. They need to make the rough twice as high to prevent this from happening. They need to REALLY penalize players for missing the fw. Golf is a game of accuracy and he had none of it off the tee. Hogan hit almost every fw in the US Opens he played in.

[@DanielSong39]

No one was hitting fairways. 23 fairways was actually above average in the field. If he was hitting 23 fairways and everyone else was hitting 30+ then you might have a good point.

[@keithkosmal]

He had a strategy and it worked. Not sure why there's so much talk about him ruining the game. When Tiger hit the Tour, he was one of the few that actually hit the gym so I don't consider Dechambeau's strategy to bulk up to be that far out there. If you can hit the ball far and accurate enough, I think we can all agree we'd rather be hitting our wedges for approach shots than hitting our long irons and fairway woods trying to reach the green. The only question that's in play is whether this strategy will pay off in the long run. With a swing like that, he could develop injuries down the road, but I really don't think he's concerned with that. Anyone can get injured playing this game.

[@techlover231]

I like his unique putter 4:10

[@sceefo]

Hole 17 second shot ended up in way different place that Bryson putted from for the 3rd shot (it had moved to 1st cut from 2nd cut). Wonder what happened there. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fKGmpWSpg8ihd7c

[@melvingrassel588]

sprinkler head.

[@apmm4209]

Dechambeau : what rough ?

[@Kidkrafters-Rian]

from now, golf is science.

[@samblackwell9839]

I can’t believe the commentary asking how the USGA and golf’s other governing bodies will respond to this “new” strategy. Look, the USGA didn’t fail (to birdie-proof their course) or something - one fucking guy was under par. This US Open did exactly what a major championship should do - separate great players from good ones.

[@RMBNTR]

People don't realise that Bryson's drives were just in his averages - in terms of distance like fairways hit. His iron shots from anywhere were off the charts, his scrambling and long putting were also great. Missed a lot of putts by an inch though, with a bit of luck he could have won by a larger margin. I'm not a huge fan of him or his swing, but his strategy to take his chance everywhere and play with his strengths really was the better one for him. I appreciate his determination this week The USGA set up a great course, very difficult and fair, and the better player this week won the trophy, simple as that.

[@BG-fh5me]

It really doesn't make any sense. He wasn't even first in driving distance both wolff and rory out drove him all week

[@golfgoats7661]

CHANGING THE GAME WITH SCIENCE!

[@WilbertoCasillas]

USGA Tried to penalize long hitters with the long rough, but forgot that the fairways penalized short hitters too so they are hitting irons out of the rough while Bryson is hitting wedge. Well played champ.