In the 3rd and 4th round of the 2021 Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard, Bryson DeChambeau takes on the daunting par-5 6th hole with ease, hitting 370 and 377 yard drives respectively over the water to set up easy birdie opportunities. DeChambeau and final round playing partner, Lee Westwood, talk about the drives and describe how special the moment was.
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Best move Cobra could have made scooping this man up
Honestly. Which ever brand he ended up signing with was going to gain popularity. I think Ping might’ve been a good fit as well. Having him and Bubba Watson (5 time longest avg carry on tour) would do a lot for them
just bought he cobra LTD X LS. now I’ll hit as far as him for sure ⛳
Brooksy, is that you???
@@jeremykirst7993 🤔 You think that’s funny?
@@Mr.Pip_ Yep.
Hopefully he makes a speedy recovery. He seems to have expected this when he started his speed increases.
He wants to be at 200mph average, but no one knows if a body can hold up for a pga season at that speed.
@Tarik St Patrick how about 1 tournament with no drivers allowed, like for a major, see how that plays out!
@@Zug75 I would much rather see a tournament with no caddys allowed
He’s going all out full power. Good golfers don’t put that much stress and strain on their bodies.
@@Zug75 that be silly for a major tournament
@Tarik St Patrick you must be smarter than him
Progress is what keeps us all engaged in any sport. That’s what made Tiger so intriguing.
Bryson is not only trying to change the sport off the tee’s, but all around the course. Love this guy’s attitude! 🦾
How’s he changing things around the course? He doesn’t lead in any statistic does he besides the tee?
Changing the game by not needing to be good with your wedges? Because he sucks at that. But overall, I like the excitement he brings to the sport.
@@texan996 he is actually a very solid wedge player, but he is changing the game by making courses much shorter with much longer drives
@@jugan170 Wedges needs a lot of work.
@@jugan170 From where he’s hitting his second shot, Brooksie should be winning a lot more tournaments. But he’s a good putter.
Boy, I envy this guy! He was able to see his ball landing. I haven’t been able to do that since a decade ago.
I normally can’t see my ball landing because it’s normally in the trees
Hope you can look into lasik or glasses or something! Being able to see your shots is half the fun of golf IMO
Legendary comment
Glasses?
good glasses will help, and nearly stop the degradation
I watched that 4 times was still exciting each time so good
The most amazing thing about this video is Lee Westwood being in such great shape.
I played a charity tournament with the Indiana State Long Ball winner in 1996. He was averaging 355 yards then and he is the only one who I have seen hit a ball that far in person. John Daly was cranking them out to 330 in 1991 Crooked Stick PGA. It’s impressive to see
I’ve watched some of the old golf videos like the shell exhibition matches. Arnold Palmer was hitting the ball 300 yards with the steel shaft/real wood drivers they had back then. Give a 30 year old Arnold Palmer Bryson’s driver and he might have given him a run for his money on distance.
One of my friends from high school drives it that far. He was a baseball player growing up, total stud, so I figured he could smack it, but watching him hit it on the green from 376yds on the first hole our first time playing together just made no sense to me. I hit it maybe 250 before him and felt like I had done something lol.
@@realkylehooksMy cousin regularly sends it for 450+ yards out at the range.
@@JimJohnson-cf3wt that’s crazy. Some guys are just built different
Those numbers are a little stretched
Crazy that the newest PGA game even considers this impossible and unrealistic but this man did it in real life
Twice
I dunno – I think I could do this with Wario if I’ve got the power-stroke in Mushroom Cup 🤣 jk, no I can’t!
this is why I love Mario Golf on Game Boy Color: There you can level strenght till you can hit it is far as he does, so it is more realisitc than this PGA game.
That’s mostly because of wind and the limitation of most average golfers. He had the wind in his favor so that’s part of his decision making process with the tee shots
I do it the new pga everytime depending on the player I’m using
it’s so much fun to watch this guy play.
Absolutely unbelievable power and accuracy, few golfers in the world can pull that off
ACCURACY…??? HAVE YOU SEEN HIS “FAIRWAYS IN REGULATION” STATS. Thats like Micklesons drives. Far and in the forest.
@@chrisjones367 please… Go all the way around then…. Umm. Do u golf?
Rory did… not mention him. Just like Ben Hogan in 1953. Nobody mentions him when they talk about the Slam! He won the Masters, US Open, and Open Championship in 53. He couldn’t compete in the PGA Championship that year because it was played the same week the Open Championship was …just saying.
Roids work
@@INYB they steroid test him constantly and he’s never on it. Cry more.
Love how he was one step ahead of the T.V. broadcast, on day two they had the tower by the green watching his drive but not on day one.
Happy Gilmore accomplished that feat no more than an hour ago.
Well good for Happy Gil…OH MY GOD!
Happy! The gold jacket’s yours! Shooter’s gonna choke!
You know it’s crazy that he is not on the pga tour anymore.
Haha unoriginal happy Gilmore comment. Congrats dude
Well played
Exactly why he’s my fav player on tour
He could have actually put it over the green with the right direction. He was over the fairway at 377, which is just sick. He could drive almost every green on every par 4 the rest of us play on.
Brilliant DeChambeau innovation and classic Westwood banter – “There’ll come a time when he goes for the green, not chicken out and go right at that trap”
That’s absurd power and ballsy. Especially leading the tournament. He’s a lot of fun to watch.
That 555-yard par-5 6th hole situated around that huge pond is just a nasty piece of work. Kevin Costner from TIN CUP would still be splashing balls.
The fact that he won the tournament is awesome.
He’s not just some long-drive guy, he’s a damn good golfer other than that.
Good stuff.
He didn’t win.
@@kpotter78 He very much did win the 2021 Arnold Palmer Invitational.
@@kpotter78moron
@@kpotter78 he’s wearing the jacket in the interview in this very video. it must take drive and determination to be this ignorant
@@kpotter78Dumbass 😂
With Brysons power and excitement in the game, goin for shots like this, and shooting a 58 in Virginia, plus all the work he’s doing for YT and our youth just getting into golf…Brysons making golf fun and entertaining to watch.
Luv the mad scientist. Making golf tournaments fun to watch!