Bryson DeChambeau ready to "chirp in the ear" of Rory McIlroy at Ryder Cup

Bryson DeChambeau has revealed he will be "chirping in the ear" of Rory McIlroy should they face each other at the 2025 Ryder Cup in September.

DeChambeau, 31, made his feelings be known ahead of golf's biennial contest during an interview with PEOPLE at the Happy Gilmore 2 premiere in New York this week. 

The LIV Golf superstar went toe to toe with McIlroy, 36, at The Masters in Aprii. 

But it was the PGA Tour legend who got the upper hand as he went on to slip on the coveted Green Jacket for the first time in his career. 

It was also a victory that saw McIlroy become just the sixth player in the modern era to complete the career grand slam. 

DeChambeau later admitted McIlroy did not say a word to him during the final round at famed Augusta National. 

Speaking to PEOPLE two months before the biennial dust-up between the United States and Europe, and DeChambeau revealed his plan to get the upper hand on McIlroy should they face each other at Bethpage in New York. 

"I'll be chipring in his ear this time," said DeChambeau. 

"Now, if we go up against each other, I mean you can be sure of it."

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The 2025 Ryder Cup takes place from 26-28 September. 

Luke Donald's Europe will attempt to become the first away side to win the Ryder Cup on foreign soil in 13 years and just the second in 21 years.

Europe won by five points (16.5-11.5) last time out at Marco Simone in Rome. 

Crushers GC capain DeChambeau is competing at LIV Golf UK at JCB in Uttoxeter, England, this week. 

He starts the week as a 9/2 favourite to capture a fourth LIV Golf title. 

Jon Rahm is defending his title at LIV Golf UK, and he's also our tip for the win. 

DeChambeau opened with a 78 at the 153rd Open at Royal Portrush last week, which marked his worst ever round at a major. 

But the big-hitting American bounced back impressively with the second best ever final 54-hole total in Open history.

DeChambeau rallied with rounds of 65, 68 and 64 to vault up the board and finish 9-under par in T10.