WATCH: YouTube golf icon reacts to Bryson DeChambeau's drive in Break 50 preview

Bryson DeChambeau is one of the most popular professional golfers. Despite joining LIV Golf, DeChambeau is loved by most fans for his attempt to connect with fans through social media. The 2024 US Open champion has around 1.5 million subscribers on YouTube, where he shares behind the scenes from his life and other golf-related videos.

DeChambeau routinely hosts the Break 50 series, where he plays golf with various celebrities and influencers and engages in a fun chat with them. His latest video features a YouTube golf icon, Bobby Fairways, and his team.

A clip of the American golfer with Fairways was shared on X (formerly Twitter). In the clip, Fairways was in awe of DeChambeau's drive and asked him about the significance of the blue tape on the driver. Watch the video below:

The 31-year-old professional golfer jokingly gave a technical answer. The YouTube golf icon listened intently before DeChambeau said he was joking.

This episode of Break 50 featuring Bobby Fairways will be uploaded on Bryson DeChambeau's YouTube channel later today.

DeChambeau previously hosted various professional golfers like John Daly, Sergio Garcia, and others on the series. Apart from pro golfers, he has also recorded videos with Donald Trump, Paige Spiranac, Rick Shiels, NFL legend Tony Romo, and others.

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How has Bryson DeChambeau performed in 2024?

Bryson DeChambeau had a mixed season this year, registering a Major championship win. However, apart from winning the 2024 US Open, he failed to notch a win. His best finish on LIV Golf this year was T3 at the Nashville event and eventually finished 8th in the season-long individual championship.

Bryson DeChambeau at the LIV Golf Dallas Team Championship Semifinals (Source: Imagn)

In the post-round press conference at the LIV Golf Chicago event, DeChambeau was asked if winning the US Open or doing well in Majors affected his performance on LIV Golf. He said (via ASAP Sports):

"I don't think that winning the US Open or playing well in the majors affected how I did out here. It was more me not playing as good as I could have probably out here and not preparing as well as I should have. Maybe taking a couple of things for granted here and there, not working on putting the way I probably should have, chipping and wedging."

DeChambeau cited a lack of preparation and focus and stated he needs to focus and give himself enough preparation time next year.

"Now obviously, winning the U.S. Open can take a toll on you, but for the most part, it's been a lot of just not giving myself enough prep time and working for these events, and I need to focus more on that next year because I want to give myself better chances next year," the two-time Major champion said.