"They ruin the majors"; "Pretty good paying part time job" - Fans react to analysts' polarising take on Bryson DeChambeau's LIV Golf career

Fans on social media recently reacted to Golf Channel analysts accusing Bryson DeChambeau of losing interest in golf after joining LIV Golf. The current U.S. Open winner is currently gearing up to compete in the Open Championship, scheduled to take place this week.

Ahead of the tournament, during live coverage, analysts discussed DeChambeau's commitment to the game. Paul McGinley stated that the American is no longer interested in his LIV Golf results. Meanwhile, Brandel Chamblee stated that playing LIV Golf is a part-time job for the two-time Major winner.

Nuclr Golf shared a video of the analysts discussing Bryson DeChambeau on its X account with the caption:

"#NEW: Golf Channel analysts share some wild opinions about Bryson DeChambeau. Paul McGinley said “I don’t think he’s that interested in how he plays on LIV” and Brandel added that it’s a “part time job” for him."

Fans quickly jumped into the comments section to share their opinions, with some calling it a "pretty good" part-time job.

"Pretty good paying part time job," a fan commented.

Another fan criticized the analysts, saying their opinions would ruin the coverage of the Majors.

"They ruin the majors. Idk how anyone watches the golf channel these days. No matter if you love or hate LIV," a fan wrote.

"Expert opinions coming from two guys who’ll tell you they don’t even watch LIV," another fan jotted.

Conversely, another fan supported the analysts, claiming they were stating the facts.

"Fact and fact," another X user wrote.

Here are more fans reactions:

Fans reactions ((Image via X/@NUCLRGOLF)

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A look into Bryson DeChambeau's performance after joining LIV Golf

Bryson DeChambeau has been impressive with his game since joining LIV Golf in 2022. In the first season of the Saudi Circuit, he competed in six of the eight events and finished in 21st position on the season-ending list.

While he did not have a strong start on the Saudi Circuit, DeChambeau was highly impressive in the second season. He played in 13 tournaments in the second season and won two events. His maiden victory at LIV Golf came at Greenbrier, followed by a win at the Chicago event last year. He finished in fourth place on the season-ending list.

In 2024, DeChambeau has played in 10 events so far, achieving six top-10 finishes. He currently sits at number nine in the season rankings.

Beyond LIV Golf events, Bryson DeChambeau attracted attention at the Majors in 2024. He tied for sixth place at the Masters, finished in second place at the PGA Championship, and went on to win the U.S. Open.

Bryson DeChambeau has won 13 professional events in his career, including nine on the PGA Tour.