Bryson DeChambeau saves unruly golf fan from getting kicked out of LIV Golf League event
Watch: Bryson DeChambeau saves a golf fan from being booted out of LIV Golf Chicago by security at Bolingbrook Golf Club.
Bryson DeChambeau saved an unruly golf fan from getting kicked out of LIV Golf Chicago last weekend, a video has shown.
The video, which has now gone viral, was shared on TikTok by @kaseyyburke.
As we join the clip, DeChambeau can be heard saying: "Give him another chance" to the cries of cheers from spectators.
"One more chance," adds DeChambeau.
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DeChambeau went on to finish T13 at LIV Golf Chicago, which marked the penultimate event of the regular season.
South Africa's Dean Burmester won the tournament in a playoff over Spanish duo Jon Rahm and Josele Ballester.
The final regular season event takes place at LIV Golf Indianapolis this week.
The Team Championship then concludes the fourth LIV Golf season in Michigan next week.
DeChambeau is the captain of Crushers GC, which won the Team Championship in 2023.
Watch the video of DeChambeau saving a fan from the boot:
“Give him another chance” -@brysondech pleading with security to let a fan in the crowd stay at LIV Chicago. Don’t have the full context from this short clip but likely the person was causing an issue for players, Bryson seeing the security team about to remove the fan lobbied… pic.twitter.com/bQ25rgIDcu
— Red Harrington (@RedHarrington44) August 12, 2025
At LIV Chicago, fans kept calling out Bryson DeChambeau’s name, and he vented his frustration by unleashing on the cart path 😲 pic.twitter.com/bhGCVfPQwG
— Ways To Golf (@WaysToGolf) August 11, 2025
Joaquin Niemann is in pole position to win a first Individual Championship this week.
Jon Rahm is looking to become the first player to successfully defend the season-long race.
Rahm is in second place and will likely need a victory to get the job done, but much will depend on the performance of Niemann.
DeChambeau is third in the season race but he cannot win the Individual Championship even with a victory in Indianapolis.
He won his sole title of the season and third career title on LIV Golf in Korea in May.
DeChambeau played solid in the majors with three top-10 finishes but he missed cut at the US Open.
DeChambeau ranks eighth on the all-time LIV Golf money list with $18,246,750.
He is understood to have accepted a fee in the region of $125m to join LIV Golf in 2022.
DeChambeau will likely be the sole LIV Golf member on the United States Ryder Cup team next month.
He teased fans by saying he might whip out a Happy Gilmore drive on the 1st tee.
Andy Roberts first joined GolfMagic on a month's work experience back in April 2011.
Andy has now assumed the role of GolfMagic Editor since 2015.
