WATCH: Bryson DeChambeau's entire journey of attempting to hit a hole-in-one over his house

Bryson DeChambeau recently shared about his enthralling journey of making a hole-in-one over his mansion. The American golfer, who has become more active on social media after joining LIV Golf, is known for sharing unique and interesting golf content on the internet.

While he has gained enormous attention for his popular Break 50 challenge on YouTube, DeChambeau recently made headlines for another popular series, hole-in-one over his mansion. In this series on Instagram, he aimed to make an ace by hitting the ball over his mansion. It was undeniably a tough challenge, and it took him 16 days to complete it.

Recently, Bryson DeChambeau shared a video summarizing his ace over the mansion challenge. Check out the video below:

Notably, the challenge started with Bryson DeChambeau taking only one attempt on the first day. The attempts increased as the days progressed. During his journey, he came close several times to making the ace but unfortunately missed it.

However, the challenge was finally completed on the 16th day. On that day, his 14th shot landed straight into the hole, completing the challenge. Notably, it took him 134 attempts to make the hole-in-one over his mansion.

DeChambeau's reels of the challenge accumulated huge traffic on his Instagram account. All 16 days together have over 84.2 million views in total as of December 1.

Here are the views of his reels on Instagram from all 16 days of the Ace Over the Mansion challenge:

• Day 1: 2.5 million
• Day 2: 1.9 million
• Day 3: 3.1 million
• Day 4: 5.9 million
• Day 5: 4.4 million
• Day 6: 5.9 million
• Day 7: 5.4 million
• Day 8: 4.4 million
• Day 9: 4.6 million
• Day 10: 4 million
• Day 11: 8.7 million
• Day 12: 4.2 million
• Day 13: 7.3 million
• Day 14: 5.8 million
• Day 15: 6 million
• Day 16: 10.1 million

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Bryson DeChambeau wrapped up the final episode of the Break 50 Challenge on YouTube

DeChambeau has also recently wrapped up season one of the Break 50 Challenge. For this series, the American golfer tried to play 18 holes in 50 shots. He collaborated with Donald Trump, Paige Spiranac, Sergio Garcia, John Daly, and Phil Mickelson for the challenge. The final episode of the series was dropped earlier this week, featuring NFL legend Tom Brady. The video has so far garnered around 1.7 million views on YouTube.

In the finale episode of Break 50, Bryson DeChambeau and Tom Brady also discussed the American golfer’s win at the U.S. Open earlier this year. Speaking of the major win, DeChambeau said to Brady (as quoted by Mirror):

"I couldn't have written a fairytale story better than that one for me. Getting up and down, looking up knowing my dad was watching. That was really cool. It gets me emotional every time.Follow us on X for the best and latest in sports news. I just wish he would have seen it. We grew up watching the 1999 US Open, Payne Stewart doing his [celebration] after his putt, the famous stance he did."

Bryson DeChambeau enjoys a remarkable following on his social media accounts. He has 1.63 million subscribers on YouTube and 2.1 million followers on Instagram.