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Alex from GolfMagic lived a day in the life of former US Open Bryson DeChambeau, but what does that consist of?

Westy looks like he is putting the disappointment of the Ryder Cup behind him by training with his son to hit some bombs...

Bryson DeChambeau may be taking some time away from the PGA Tour, but this does not mean he is resting...

Bryson DeChambeau had a fantastic season on the PGA Tour in 2021 and we can't wait for him to return to action for the new season.

The young English pro is in contention this week off the back of a very good season on the Korn Ferry Tour. 

DeChambeau may be a show off but his passion for long drive is earnest, which is why we need to fully embrace him. 

The Ryder Cup hero will have a chance to become world champion - and he's taking on Kyle Berkshire. 

"As much as you guys are talking about me I want to highlight these amazing talented individuals that are doing things I could only dream of." 

After making a sensational eagle at the first hole it didn't take long for Bryson to get back to indulging the crowd. 

The 28-year-old admitted it was downwind and claimed he doesn't take advantage of his long driving enough. 

Bryson DeChambeau may have a Long Drive Championship to look forward to, but first, he must focus on the Ryder Cup.

The Scientist said it was daunting at first balancing Ryder Cup and long drive preparations, before questioning: "Why not go hard at life and do both?"

Bryson DeChambeau has got a busy schedule ahead, as he plans to compete in a Long Drive contest the day after the Ryder Cup.

Bryson DeChambeau has posted a video on his YouTube channel detailing his training for the Professional Long Driver's Association World Championship.

DeChambeau will be teeing it up in The Professional Long Driver's Association World Championship.