$20Bn worth brand’s subsidiary makes stance clear on Bryson DeChambeau’s Masters statement days after signing him

The Masters - Round One - Source: Getty
The Masters - Round One - Source: Getty

Bryson DeChambeau is showing excellent form at the 2025 Masters. The Crushers GC captain had a wonderful second round at Augusta National Golf Club, finishing one shot behind leader Justin Rose.

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The two-time U.S. Open winner gave a hint about Reebok dropping a brand-new footwear and apparel lineup. The company came on board with Crushers GC in 2025 and is all set to partner with Bryson DeChambeau.

In the post-match conference after round 2, DeChambeau told the press about his mindset. LIV Golf shared the clip on Instagram. Take a look:

"It definitely can be tough at times when you're thinking about it. I think grounding yourself is super important. Realizing where you're at, knowing how many holes you have left, knowing there's a lot of golf left, not getting too far ahead of yourself is important and that's something you have to learn over the course of time with a lot of experience."
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DeChambeau added:

"You have to put yourself in position, you have to fail, you have to lose, you have to win, you have to come from behind, you have to hold a lead. All those expectations and feelings have to get conquered in your mind. That's why this game is played between your ears."
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Amid many fan reactions, Reebok dropped three clapping emojis, extending its support to Bryson DeChambeau.

Reebok extends their support to DeChambeau/source: @livgolf_league
Reebok extends their support to DeChambeau/source: @livgolf_league

Reebok is a giant footwear and sports apparel company and is a subsidiary of the U.S.-based Authentic Brands Group. Reebok became a subsidiary of ABG in 2021. As reported by Bloomberg, Reebok is valued at around $20 billion.

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Bryson DeChambeau is second on the Masters Tournament leaderboard. On Friday, he shot four birdies on the front nine, including consecutive ones on the par-3 4th hole and par-4 5th. Although he spent a bogey-free front nine, DeChambeau bogeyed once on the back nine.

He bogeyed at the par-3 16th hole. However, DeChambeau responded with a birdie on the next hole. At the end of round two, he scored a round total of 68 (-4).

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Bryson DeChambeau's professional wins so far

Before joining Saudi Arabia's PIF-backed tour, DeChambeau played in the PGA Tour. While playing in LIV Golf, he's also a part of the DP World Tour.

"The Scientist" has 13 professional wins, including two major victories. Here's a detailed look at Bryson DeChambeau's professional victories so far, with the major wins highlighted in bold:

  • 2016: DAP Championship, 273 (-7)
  • 2017: John Deere Classic, 266 (-18)
  • 2018: Memorial Tournament, 273 (-15)
  • 2018: The Northern Trust, 266 (-18)
  • 2018: Dell Technologies Championship, 268 (-16)
  • 2018: Shriners Hospitals for Children's Open, 263 (-21)
  • 2019: Omega Dubai Desert Classic, 264 (-24)
  • 2020: Rocket Mortgage Classic, 265 (-23)
  • 2020: U.S. Open, 274 (-6)
  • 2021: Arnold Palmer Invitational, 277 (-11)
  • 2024: U.S. Open, 274 (-6)

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