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LIV Golf's Future: Bryson DeChambeau on Stability
Bryson DeChambeau insists LIV Golf’s 2.0 model will be financially sound and exist forever.
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Bryson DeChambeau insists LIV Golf’s 2.0 model will be financially sound and exist forever. Bryson DeChambeau says LIV Golf’s business model makes full financial sense and will exist forever. Originally reported by Golf.
LIV Golf’s Business Model
Bryson DeChambeau says LIV Golf’s business model makes full financial sense and will exist forever.
“It’s going to be done right. And this is going to be a league hopefully that exists forever.”
Weight Gain Mistake
DeChambeau admitted his weight gain was a mistake and unhealthy, losing 24 pounds in 30 days.
“I went down this health journey, a negative health journey actually of just consuming a lot of food...”
What Made People Hate Him
DeChambeau said slow play, driver complaints, and a rope incident made people hate him.
“There was a slow play moment where I took a bit of time to hit a putt...”
Loneliness After U.S. Open
DeChambeau felt lonely after winning the 2024 U.S. Open without family or loved ones.
“I don’t have a family. I don’t have kids. I don’t have a wife...”
Depression in Early Career
DeChambeau felt depressed during early pro career, 2019, and early 2022.
“I felt depressed. Like there were times where I was very on the edge of not going to a really great place...”
Emotional Talk with Dad
DeChambeau had a 30-minute emotional conversation with his dead dad in the sky.
“I felt him and I went out and had like a 30-minute conversation with him personally in the sky...”
Wanting to Play on Moon
DeChambeau wants to hit a shot on the moon or Mars, becoming the second person there.
“I want to go to the moon. Maybe hit a shot. Be the second person to play on the moon.”
Health Journey
DeChambeau lost 24 pounds in 30 days after changing his diet to whole foods.
“I lost 24 pounds in 30 days.”
Depression and Recovery
DeChambeau needed help from others to overcome depression during his early career.
“I had to be pulled out numerous times from it from other people that cared deeply about me...”
Loneliness and Purpose
DeChambeau felt lonely after winning the 2024 U.S. Open but found purpose in his life.
“Is that really what I want to do for my life? Is that what the legacy I want to leave too?”
Dad’s Death and Forgiveness
DeChambeau forgave his dad after his death and felt a deep connection.
“I told him how much of a piece of you know what he was to me and I was real with that and that I forgave him...”
Depression Timeline
DeChambeau felt depressed early in his pro career, in 2019, and at the end of 2021.
“I felt depressed. Like there were times where I was very on the edge of not going to a really great place...”
Moon and Mars Dreams
DeChambeau wants to play golf on the moon or Mars, becoming the second person there.
“I want to go to the moon. Maybe hit a shot. Be the second person to play on the moon.”
The bottom line
Bryson DeChambeau says LIV Golf’s business model makes full financial sense and will exist forever.
