One Of My Biggest Discoveries Yet... | Bryson DeChambeau

[@RexyBing]

Super cool that you got this type of "eureka moment" on video. Crazy what happens when you let loose and try some new things instead of getting caught up in what "works."

[@Silverbullet_330]

I love how Bryson doesn’t keep anything a secret. He tells us exactly what he does hoping it might help the average golfer. He tells us his swing/club/shaft/grip setups etc. Very cool to see a Top 10 world player act like a normal person.

[@gasperstarina9837]

They all are pretty much down to earth guys.. But yes Bryson is very very down to the earth guy..

[@taylorjames4741]

@@gasperstarina9837 thanks Gasper. Really cleared things up bud! Like a normal person.

[@otomotom1879]

​@@taylorjames4741 hahahahaha

[@UncleAlbertRoss]

Because he's saying nothing new

[@phonyashell]

i love how bryson isn't a gatekeeper period end of sentence

[@KiranKanwarGolf]

Bryson. What this video demonstrated more than anything is that you’re supremely hard-working and not afraid to keep trying, and learning, and waiting for the Eureka moments. Amazing dedication to seeking answers, no matter how slow they might be coming! You could speed up your discovery greatly by understanding musculoskeletal and neuro-anatomy a bit better. Below are direct quotes from this video and the time when they were mentioned, so you can see the position you demonstrate that you liked (good) and disliked (bad): “If I can feel my wrist is behind my elbow (2:47 - 2:52), as I’m swinging, it keeps the club more ahead of me (good). You gotta time it. That’s why all this motion stuff (3:28) is getting me to go internal (bad) and that’s why I go here (3:29 - bad). and it does this, instead of holding it off (good - 3:30). You gotta do motions ‘foom, foom’ (3.33 - good) So I want to feel like (7:14 - good) I’m going that way [look at the trail shoulder at 7:17] and then stopping and allowing the hands to go through. Then on the phone (10:43): I’m doing all these principles and shit to take it back, but the club’s like in front of or behind me and the face is still open. If it’s more in the palm it allows the club to turn over….” Even if you feel “stabilized” after a few swings, it cannot help long term because there are tons of variables that change day to day and hole by hole. The answer truly lies in the anatomy. I went to grad school wanting to understand the biomechanics better (which I do) but discovered early on that most of the answers can be found in anatomy. After all, as you mention, you’ve worked so hard on the backswing but you cannot always get the desired downswing positions you want. It happens becuase all your joints are unable to easily reroute their positions from the top of the backswing to impact in the mere ¼ sec. you your downswing probably lasts. And, to better describe all those feelings you had from the positions you demonstrated - what you are doing is protracting your trail shoulder less which is allowing your upper- and fore-arms to arrive into impact as you wish them to. If one were to work further backwards from your downswing idea, you should position your arms and body at the top so that they can easily get you into the slot you want for impact without having to think. And, believe me it, needs a specific top of backswing position to get to impact without excessive trail shoulder protraction and the ensuing arm-forearm-wrist issues. Happy experimenting. Kiran Kanwar, Ph.D., LPGA Master

[@fatseaturtle]

Martin has such character! He is great in the vlogs

[@brysondechambeau]

Subscribe to his channel. He is going to start posting frequently.

[@garrettpfaff8975]

I love how you bring so much excitement to the game. Not even just on the course. But those Eureka moments come so few and I get really excited when they happen but I don't feel like I can get that excited because of the old sport normalities. But Byrson keep doing what you are doing. Inspiring the game in a new direction

[@justwondering1967]

The access to allow us to watch a true master consciously evolve in his prime is PRICELESS. Thank you, Bryson. No one of your caliber is doing this and it is a true blessing.

[@jonathanbrew01]

I love how authentic these are. Thanks for sharing and putting yourself out there like this, it's awesome to see! Keep going and good luck this week!

[@drucifuh]

Every time us weekend hackers go to the driving range we “figure it out.” But when Bryson says it, I’m listening. Way cool

[@michaeltowle5698]

You have no idea how many times I leave the range thinking I figured it out.

[@miketampabay9446]

Haha yup same here..I've realized all my fixes have an expiration date. Then you go back through the band-aid rotation and find an oldie but goodie. Then ask yourself why you ever stopped doing it that way. 3 days later you find out why 😵

[@harvest786]

How can you not like Bryson. He just shows how hard he works

[@Jono01]

So great to see one of the top golfers in the world having a eureka moment on the range. Love watching Bryson. He makes golf fun again. 😊

[@coolcatcal]

You honestly give me proper drive and excitement to go practice, play and watch golf you've truly taken golf to a new level of excitement and enthusiasm. The best quote I have ever heard "you need to figure it out for yourself" I've spent today on the range and just felt how I feel comfortable in my body, swing and technical aspect and not worry about how I look as long as it works. I've used one lengths for a year because it's improved my game no end thank you for that. See you in St Andrews at the open! 💪🏼

[@thehighlandsperformancegol9414]

Looking good Bryson! Always a pleasure hosting you boys!

[@BankrollPappy02]

I feel like he gets so deep into mechanics sometimes that he forgets how far something as simple as a simple feeling in your release can go. Mad respect tho keep up the solid work my man

[@WigganNuG]

you pretty much HAVE to translate technical mechanics into a feel that you can repeat, because the swing is too fast. The key is you must work from REAL first before guessing at FEEL. Bryson makes sure the science/ mechanics, ie the REAL is sound, before he figures out the "feel".

[@mattg_media]

@@WigganNuG Pretty much what I was going to say. He's on record many times saying that when he's out on the range before a big event, he's looking for a feel that he can ride when the shots count.

[@GWills-ys6rd]

I love the fact that Bryson is so grounded and connected with his audience, real people with real stories. All raw and no marketing b********t !

[@jamescasteel8990]

This is 10000% marketing bruv. It’s just modern marketing

[@JohnSmith-sj9dk]

Watching all these dechambeau videos got me back into golf recently. I have been going to the range almost everyday and have been more excited about golf then ever.

[@Narenrocks8]

Byrson, Thanks again for your videos. You are my virtual guru! I had the same moment a week back! I had a terrible round of golf especially with driver, I kept thinking about my swing in next 2 days, watched some of yours, Brooks and other KZbin coaching videos and went straight to driving range, incorporated 4 modifications(left arm single plane like you, bent right knee like Brooks, shoulder rotation and release the club) Boom Boom .. every driver shot i hit is a draw and perfect :) Just like you said, we have to keep trying different things to improve and attain consistency! Even though I started golf 1.5 years back, I am confident I will achieve my goals in 5 years(right now I am shooting high 70's and my target is to hit consistently below par, I didn't take any lessons, all my learnings are by just watching you and other youtube videos)! May be I will meet you or play with you in future(one of my dream!). Keep rocking Bryson! you will become GOAT

[@aramis4284]

This spoke to me. Im at the keiser university school of golf in West palm and I have been struggling with my face lately being stuck to the right. Seeing you go through similar things and striving to find better inspires me!

[@BG-fh5me]

Just curious what’re you studying to become man?

[@aramis4284]

@@BG-fh5me tbh just wanted to get my foot in the door of the industry with some knowledge and some experience along the way n see what door open. About to finish my first semester

[@SheldonBoyce-Payne]

@@aramis4284 I thought about going to that. How much is a semester?

[@aramis4284]

@@SheldonBoyce-Payne I managed to get scholarship and a few grants so around 10k a year

[@SheldonBoyce-Payne]

@@aramis4284 congrats man. Wish you good luck among your golf journey 👍

[@michaelbledsoe1060]

That was amazing, Bryson. I don't have any idea what you are talking about, but you do, and that is what makes it amazing.

[@justwondering1967]

This is the most reasonable and accurate comment in this entire comments section. Can you believe the people on here trying to explain what he is doing, often giving their opinion and advice to Bryson, multiple time major winner and possibly the best player on the planet? It’s absurd. I just laugh and shake my head at it.

[@jsee2385]

Amazing seeing this in real time and watching you guys talk golf swing. I could watch guys talk "feels" in the golf swing or what they're trying to accomplish. Great content

[@huffhuff4110]

This was a pleasure to watch. I knew you weren't kidding when you felt those eureka moments. You're so damn fun to watch play the game. Love this KZbin channel. Come out with a series man! Televise that! Golf channel is ZzZzz without you man!

[@spectreracing1]

That is something I discovered for myself two weeks ago. I just didn’t understand what I stumbled onto. I’m still struggling to keep my timing together. This made up 50% of that battle. Bryson understands the biomechanics and has the right words and experience to explain it. For me it really feels like a more fluid swing rather than hitting transfer points. Now I just think to glide through the shot.

[@hcuk5429]

One thing is for sure, you are connecting with the public in a way no other PGA Tour golfer is. Keep it coming Bryson.

[@moojersey3]

Just goes to show how truly complex and difficult golf truly is! The game of a lifetime. Couldn’t agree more. Great video.

[@winstonsmith11]

You have a brilliant mind, Bryson. Thank you for sharing this moment with us. You're an inspiration.

[@yeolderuckas8568]

Please keep making these videos. Raw and real no gimmicks or sponsor me messages.

[@cspriggs96]

Damn Martin is built like an elite linebacker! Bryson's thought process on all the intricate details of the golf swing is so much fun to watch.

[@gototcm]

It's refreshing to see how one on the best golfers in this generation is still experimenting and learning. And I thought you guys had it all figured out. Makes me feel like there is hope in my trial and error journey.

[@brendantownsend888]

One of the coolest videos I’ve ever watched. Actually seeing the “ah ha” moment with repeat results!.... totally inspired. Awesome vid!

[@davidmaxfieldgolf]

What I love most about these vlogs is seeing professionals work with and learn from each other.

[@neiljudge5125]

DeChambeau talking about flow state. I've been lucky to experience this a few times in my life where you feel that you can just do anything because you see it all now. It's an awesome feeling!!!

[@gregprince2523]

Really enjoyed the match..... Phil, Charles, Brooks and You kept the entertainment value for the day! Wasn't your day on the course but they'll be other days..... Everybody was a winner on the charity sides!

[@highballsgolf8115]

So cool... the amount of times I've already told myself... "I think this is the final piece of the puzzle" very cool to see these missing puzzle pieces seem to never stop coming even when you're at the top. Always keep grinding and getting better! Very inspirational.

[@adamdyer148]

'Finding it' is one of the best moments on the range. Intuitiveness is so important for your swing to be authentic. I will have these moments 2 or 3 times per season and will usually shoot in the 60's when it happens. I get the feeling that if you can implement this on the course, you will reach No.1 this season. Good luck

[@dakotarutledge9852]

Bryson you're by far the hardest working on tour in my opinion! Love you bro and I wanna keep seeing you hit bombs on TOUR

[@friske1er]

You got me to love golf Bryson straight up you the man bro. #1 fan would love to have the chance to watch you play live one day.

[@justinstephenson9360]

What I love about this video is that Bryson, as one of the best golfers in the world, is having fun at a public night range and buying a basket of balls just like us hackers. Oddly, the move Bryson is discovering is exactly the move my coach is trying to get me to do, I really like that in a couple of comments others describe it as skipping the stone - that really helps me visualise what I should be doing

[@thegolfingmusician6345]

Todd Graves calls this motion “skipping a stone” and it was a fundamental part of Moe Norman’s accuracy. Works fantastic when used in a single plane swing.

[@McMahonshaun]

It's also makes me think of Mike Austin's advice on "throwing the club".

[@thegolfingmusician6345]

@@McMahonshaun exactly. Only Moe said it around 1970. A lot about Bryson’s swing reminds me of Moe’s.

[@thegolfingmusician6345]

@@hb-ze4ug glad you saw that also. Moe was so ahead of his time. He would be so happy to see Bryson swing the club and all of the science B has incorporated into the single plane swing.

[@WigganNuG]

@@thegolfingmusician6345 Moe's book The Single Plane Golf Swing is Bryson's biggest influences.

[@thegolfingmusician6345]

@@WigganNuG I didn’t know that. Very cool!

[@exempligratia2294]

the feel for me is like letting my hand catch up for a millisecond longer than usual while I'm turning. I usually whip my hands fast too because of baseball and feel stuck like I'm not turning enough. But really I'm turning fast and trying to push my hands through. Good advice here, thanks Bryson!

[@MartialGolf]

Love this! How cool is it to see him geek out on the swing just like the rest of us addicted to improving! So cool!

[@samps1975]

Love the videos Bryson. I had one of these moments 2 days ago at my local range. Changed my whole idea of my golf game.

[@billc341]

This is a great new channel. I have watched several of the videos and “live” lessons and they are excellent and provide additional help that is simple and easier to understand than others I have reviewed. This one didn’t resonate as well as the others for me and seemed to be all over the place as the title indicated. I subscribed to the channel and am looking forward to more help from Bryson. The video lesson where he helps an obvious beginner golfer start hitting an iron taking a proper divot was pure gold.

[@mitchell8514]

YES!!! One of the best analogies I’ve heard is treating impact like cracking a whip!

[@robertsmith8699]

Martin is a big ace dude! Awesome videos Bryson. Can’t wait to see you hit some bombs and win the hero

[@breakmytee93]

Really cool to see you guys out at the Highlands, thats my go to range for practice! Keep up the great work, can't wait to see these eureka moments implemented in tournament play!

[@BrandonHaynesGolf]

Bryson’s passion and drive is contagious!

[@itsmikeyyj7]

Working to become a physiotherapist, for me this video is so refreshing to see how you use the human anatomy and movement to analyse a golf swing. This is something I never even considered using and I'm always analysing human movement on a daily basis haha. Definitely something I'll start to look at in my own swing.

[@nicktenuta4005]

Love this. Absolutely love it. For the longest time I struggled with my driver and this was the timing aspect such as what he was doing before. Once I started the throw my lift wrist more and skip that stone in my right elbow I felt like it was so easy to draw it. And every ball draws. Sooooo comfortable.

[@TeddyCavachon]

It is the same trailing arm/hand action used in hand ball. About a dozen years ago I discovered key to achieving it is setting the ulna / radius in the mid range of motion at address by gripping the club in a correct overlapping thumbs Vardon or Interlaced grip in the air with standing upright with elbows bent 90° then allowing the arms to straighten while bending over at the hips. That sequence puts the ulna and radius of both arms in the about the middle of their range of motion where they logically should be when hands are in the middle of body but with the two arms counter-torqued against each other, something which can be exaggerated by pushing lead hand down with thumb pad of trail hand. That increases pronation and extension in lead hand (i.e. stronger leverage) and puts the trail hand palm facing target in that “handball impact position with slight bend in at elbow in trail arm and dynamic tension in forearms, what Hogan illustrated in Five Lessons with a drawing of a person wringing a towel. I describe it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXm6f6yBg9JnZtE kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZninoKOGbp5nrNU and kzbin.info/www/bejne/mnXPqGaVn8yBoa8

[@StalkerJamforx]

This is why I love golf so much. The hardest sport and can never be mastered. You have these moments where you figure something out and start striping it, maybe for a day, or a week, or even months. Then you get a new feel in your head or you get slightly off and it's back to the drawing board. Even more funny is that I was working on the exact thing he was talking about this morning. Love your vlogs dude, keep them going!

[@jerikscott2929]

I started golfing the past 2 years and i’ve struggled to break 100 until this year. This video is exactly what happened to me when I was at the range and it was like something clicked out of no where. I’ve incorporated it into every club of mine in its own way and my new best is 89. Thankyou for all your help and tips they have helped me more than you could imagine. also congrats on your win unbelievable hole 18

[@rexoner2000]

Bryson has saved my golf swing. His explanations resonate with me. He’d be great to a lesson from.

[@alanshinny4565]

This is the most interesting golf video ever!!! If someone doesn't enjoy this, they don't enjoy golf Martin played important role. watching the guy hit those first irons was great. The Best!!!

[@Sarg3e]

Thanks for doing what you do for the game of golf! Keep being you, I love your approach

[@uffel66]

This reminds me of Mike Austin. The lifting of the left heel in the back swing, the leverage, the throwing of the club head. Great stuff..

[@dcpools5870]

Mike austin throw!! Instead of dragging the club thru impact? My thoughts as well.

[@francophillips2156]

He should study more Mike Austin before he rips his spine apart.

[@PaddyP538]

🤩!!! Thank you so much for sharing that moment!!! 👏

[@Luke-jo2xi]

Love the teaching they are your best by far!

[@jcmendez11]

Ex College baseball player that is obsessed with constantly trying to understand how everything moves and how it can be improved to my swing. I totally feel this man. Hope you can continue to feel this feel out consistently and naturally to continue to dominate the game for years to come👍🏼🙏🏼📈🏌🏻

[@Kyle54698]

This was a huge game changer for me. I saw your video and I went straight to my back yard to try it and it blew my mind. So much freedom to be able to throw the club and know its going where I want it to. Keep up the good work man!

[@fngaming5064]

Loving the consistency. Keep grinding! No days off!!!!!!

[@terrylawson7378]

And that’s what I love about Bryson! He knows if we are all better, Golf is better! It’s not to keep secrets that only make yourself better to beat others! Class act!

[@prodbyecee]

Experimenting with new techniques is always a winner personally I find I can think clearer at night to!

[@bobharden7320]

Thanks for sharing Bryson! I can follow your thinking and you have just helped me with my right forearm. you are right - it is up to us to think and adapt our own swing. we are the DR and the Patient! Thank you again - wish you the best!

[@christianvachon2235]

Congratulations!!!! Discoveries are always great. And since no one said anything... Holy crap, you are training with Martin Borrgmeier!!!!!

[@bassshole4186]

Work ethic second to none! Keep it up! Accuracy and speed equals greatness

[@davidthomas291]

Best video every Bryson. Some good golfing life lessons to be learnt here.

[@huffdesigner]

Bryson, I seriously love how real you are. I understand what you're talking about. I wasn't able to practice golf on the range for awhile but I would think about it in my head and it fixed my swing. Can you do a video on speed I have way to much spin and I would love to understand what to do to hit the ball with lower spin.

[@jacobr4558]

So just rethinking I believe you NAILED IT! The internal right shoulder might be premature creating more drag? I think if you can manage to delay the internal right shoulder syncing could easier than relying on the hands/arms or stalls. I am subscribing because I love your thought process and how you mention all of the experimentation. I have been at this seriously for 10 years and love the aha moments. I call them matrix moments because it feels like when Neo could actually see the matrix clearly 😃. Look forward to tuning in.

[@kevindetwieler9212]

This is very inspiring, it's giving me tons of ideas for my next practice session.

[@kdawggolfbassbateman6169]

just the consistency of the sound of it is epic love it

[@mikeburton8687]

Like the video I can agree with you about playing time and improving your game....look forward to springtime to play more golf. Keep you the good work!!

[@denisguinan1881]

Brilliant. Such a dedicated pro and into the finest detail of what happens in a mili second. Thanks Bryson

[@62blitz]

Ha, yea there are so many variables. Working at a driving range really helped me figure out how to time my driver swing. Getting a really long range of motion, setting the wrists at the top and timing the forearm snap to impact were probably my biggest keys. Went from about 225 to 250 yards to 350 yards in roughly a month.

[@mikeaustinrules4213]

Eureka! In furtherance of Bryson's generosity and hopefully in confirmation of his discovery, check out this very move that legendary long-hitter Mike Austin taught me back in the 1990's, "Bryson's Mike Austin Eureka Moment." Hope this helps with your journey Bryson! So cool you discovered it on your own. Keep grinding.

[@jgmendes3664]

Very inspiring to see a top player being so sincere and not seeking to appear as someone above everybody else ! Thank you Bryson for that full lesson !

[@alanshinny4565]

Bryson. Congratulations. Tremendous awareness and adaption. Just saw highlites rd 2 hero's. Eureka moments. The best. This eureka moment inspires us all. Next range time for me I'm giving it a go! Thanks. I got a strong gut feel this is one of the greatest breakthroughs in golf history! Keep knocking the cover off the ball!

[@bramabrandstory3433]

You are fantastic! Never ever stop what you are doing!

[@ChiTherapie]

It is a Mike Austin move. Step and trow. Love it 🥰

[@Alan_Edwards]

Very cool that you share this sort of thing with the people who support golf. I would like to see a lot more pros come down off their pedestals and make content like this for the fans who help put the money in their pockets. Okay that said and off my soap box, it is so interesting how you build on and perfect your own swing using data and physics to produce different results. Your understanding and approach to the game is going to change it for the causal golfer like myself who wants to get better but is not sure how - but I do know what feels right for me....just don't have the data. Videos like this convinced me to get a GC3 and film my swing so I can get some data and make changes based on something tangible. Good stuff man. Keep the videos coming.

[@OTOWNGOLF]

So Awesome! Congratulations BD! ⛳️🇺🇸💪

[@thtsfhuny]

It's about time you started swaying it like a golf club, by far the nicest swings I've seen you make!! Sky's the limit now

[@markroper9269]

Great video! Love the excitement in your voice......night driving with takeout and a crap-ton of balls....LOL!! Nobody talks about whip! That is what I feel when I hit well....and the club squares up automatically....dead straight or bit of a draw. When I am off.....it stays open and everything is right. You gave me an answer to a swing problem.....thank you:) Need to get to the range, save your video, and watch it right before I start hitting balls! Something may have just fallen into place. Have a great day!!

[@Jack-grant]

Love watching this journey! So inspiring!

[@ReinoutSchotman]

It’s cool the way you push yourself to discover more speed and control. It has inspired me, a 50 year old golf player, to not accept a gradual degradation of speed with age. Last year I maxed at 106 clubhead speed. Since a few weeks I’ve been training physically and on the range and today I jumped to 118.4. It was a shocker to me and my pro. Thanks Bryson, for the inspiration! 👍

[@Inmotion70]

Hips were tilting more with the right side going under. Enabled more early free throw action.

[@NonnyStrikes]

14 years. I'm on year 4 this year. Incredible journey. Couldn't even imagine what it's like on your end. The course gotta be so fun. The dreeeeam.

[@akhterzaman8853]

It’s great to see you do this. You are a great ambassador of golf .

[@sumitagg1]

You’re so talented. Amazing. One thing that will be great is how you visualize shots on. The course vs thinking about the golf swibg

[@Travelguy_nw]

I have really been enjoying your content! I recently picked up the game and have only been playing for about 4 months now. I really struggle with body awareness throughout my swing. Seeing videos like this as well as when you and Kyle get together to practice really helps me focus on what I am doing. Keep up the great work Bryson, you’re an inspiration to many 🍻

[@Sambarrett802]

love it Bryson. put this "last piece of the puzzle" to work!

[@TRaddcliff]

Dude, thank you. What you say at 4:30…took the shackles off. “Just try it man”. I love it. Inspired me.

[@katelynmckinney177]

Love watching your videos! Very informative and helps me with my own game. God bless you!

[@lorinsmith9898]

Could listen to Bryson all day. I predict 2 out of the 4 majors will be in your hands in 2022 👍

[@chuckross8839]

Brooks 2 Rory 2 That leave zero. There are others though .

[@bradd.6157]

It's really cool that you started this channel. You've definitely motivated me to get my club speed up. Hope you win multiple more majors.

[@Just_virge]

Bryson you’re my new favorite screw brooks haha . Seriously your reaction at 8:35 is so relatable!

[@nattylight2628]

Shane Lowry has put down the pints and picked up some weights! But seriously Martin is a bad ass, love the videos Bryson, very genuine stuff!

[@Loyalhusband]

This guy loves what he does and is very in tune with the mechanics of the body. Practitioners of sports like golf,fighting, any form of lifting benefit a lot just from simple understanding of basic human anatomy

[@johnkurtz7705]

I'm very impressed. I've been watching golf since AP won his 1st Masters. I like what you are doing. Thanks

[@sharkeyjay4617]

Getting very close to the best golf content on KZbin. Amazing insight from Bryson ⛳️

[@TyphoonCoffee]

Cool video Bryson 😊 I had eureka moment around 3 weeks ago with my swing. I had been watching Mike Austin videos (again after long time) and i finally understood what Mike meant by that stimulus for downswing starts from the top, and also this step and trow philosophy. Now i am just consciously trying to straighten my right arm/elbow from the top (not pulling) ---> lower body reacts to this action with weight shift ---> i feel throwing the clubhead ---> AMAZING whipping action of the club. Now path is always from inside and contact is spot on. That was amazing feeling and moment for me 🤩

[@ManiaCop100]

Love the content especially the collaboration stuff with Good Good and stuff. It's fun

[@tiernanmurphy5519]

Great video, it's really cool to see how great athletes such as yourself train behind the scenes so I really appreciate the content