Bryson DeChambeau is undoubtedly among the fan-favorite golfers. Well, this is not just on the course, but off the course as well. Inspired by Mr. Beast, he started his journey online, and well, it has been going great. The Legion GC player often comes up with interesting challenges and posts attempts of trying to make it online. Recently, he took up the Ace challenge. His latest challenge involves hitting wedge shots from his driveway, over his massive roof, and onto a green in his backyard.
Here’s the twist: he’s only taking as many shots as the number of days he’s been doing the challenge. So, when the first video dropped on Tuesday, he took one shot. On Wednesday, it was two shots, and by Thursday, he attempted three, with the number of shots increasing each day. Friday was the fourth day of the challenge and he was still unsuccessful.
‘The Scientist’ took to his official Instagram account a few hours ago and shared a video of himself trying to make an ace through the roof. Even after four attempts, he could not putt the ball into the hole. As it turns out, that is not the main concern for the golf community. His house has glass windows all over, and well, people are left concerned that the ball might end up hitting one of the glasses. Earlier it was just his fans, but in the recent video, even Paige Spiranac shared her concerts. Very curious about it, she commented on the post, “Does blading it into the glass even cross your mind at all?”
The duo has been spotted together a lot of times. Be it their collaboration together, or sparking of their dating rumours. But one thing has remained constant. Despite their initial feud, Paige Spiranac has made sure to keep supporting ‘The Scientist’ through his challenges and tournaments.
The unique friendship between Paige Spiranac and Bryson DeChambeau
Ahead of the 124th U.S. Open, Paige Spiranac made her prediction for the major championship—and she nailed it! Among her top picks was Bryson DeChambeau, and come Sunday, the LIV golfer sealed his second major title with a clutch four-foot putt. He edged out Rory McIlroy by just one stroke, calling it “the shot of my life.” However, not everyone was thrilled with his victory. The moment Bryson DeChambeau won, Brandel Chamblee, a Golf Channel analyst, and commentator, called his win a ‘good fortune’.
