Bryson DeChambeau Turns Laughing Stock as Extreme Lengths He Went to for ‘Green Jacket’ Win Gets Revealed

Bryson DeChambeau stunned fans and analysts alike after reportedly hitting 1,029 balls in the three days leading up to the Masters. Despite the marathon sessions, data suggests excessive practice may not equate to better performance on the course.

Golf Digest’s analysis revealed that players hitting between 200–250 balls performed more consistently than outliers like DeChambeau. While his effort highlights intense dedication, it also reignites debate on whether quality trumps quantity in pre-tournament preparation.

Critics online mocked the LIV star’s approach, pointing to his underwhelming finish at Augusta. DeChambeau defended his routine, saying it helped him “feel right,” but his fifth-place tie left many questioning its effectiveness.