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Bryson DeChambeau’s future is always a topic of great interest in golf circles.

The 32-year-old golfer is one of the strongest links in LIV Golf, and if the Saudi-backed tour really collapses, Bryson DeChambeau could follow in the footsteps of his colleagues like Brooks Koepka and join the PGA Tour.

However, judging by his statements, it seems that Bryson is not overly open to such an option, focusing on the continuation of the season at LIV Golf and the challenges that follow.

LIV Golf also strives to find a new investor who could invest huge amounts of money and thus help LIV Golf to stay alive and make important steps towards the future.

DeChambeau recently stated in an interview that he still does not know where he will play next season. 

Among the golf experts and analysts is Trey Wingo, who in the podcast «Straight Facts. Homie!» pointed out that the statements of Scott O’Neil are contradictory to the statements of Bryson DeChambeau.

“Remember Scott O’Neil, CEO of LIV, says, ‘Bryson is in there with us, man. We are in the trenches.’ And Bryson has said previously, as long as LIV is around, I want to be a part of it.

But then he said this on the podcast, ‘I’m in that weird space right now. I don’t know what to do either. Content creation or professional golf. I don’t know what to do right now.’ You might as well have just taken a hammer and hitting Scott O’Neil in the forehead with it.

That is not what Scott O’Neill needed to have Bryson DeChambeau come out there and say as he is scrambling his ass off trying to find a way to get LIV to survive. And Scott is a really bright guy. People can have their issues with him for going to LIV in the first place. That’s fine.

He’s had success everywhere he’s been. What he doesn’t need is his one calling card. Literally him and Jon Rahm, for very different reasons. Rahm, for the way he plays and Rahm who has been the number one player in the world, something Bryson has never done.» he said.

Bryson DeChambeau and Jon Rahm

Bryson DeChambeau and Jon Rahm are probably the two strongest links in the controversial region, and with their departure, LIV Golf would go through a serious crisis, of course if it survives as a project at all.

This is the reason why the leaders of LIV Golf are so dedicated to keep them, but they are aware that if they do not find investors, this project could experience a collapse. Wingo pointed out that both have rich careers, having won at least one Major.

If LIV Golf wants to be a stable project, it is important that these two links stay with LIV Golf on a long-term basis.

According to Trey Wingo, Scott O’Neil can be disappointed by such statements of Bryson DeChambeau, who surely disappointed him, and it is clear that the words of Bryson certainly go in favor of the thesis that LIV is going through a serious crisis.

“He’s won two majors. Yes, Bryson has won two US Opens. Rahm has won a US Open and a Masters. Jon Rahm and Bryson are everything if they’re going to go forward with LIV. If they’re going to have any future, they got to have those guys.

And now you have Bryson DeChambeau saying, ‘I don’t know what to do. Maybe I’ll be a content creator. Maybe I’ll play professional golf.’ And again, he’s a really good content creator. If he wanted to go that road, I have no problems with him. I wish him the best of luck.

He’s an interesting guy. He says a lot of things. Some of them make sense, some of them don’t. So, I don’t know if Bryson is saying this as a negotiating ploy to get more money out of LIV, but if he is, Bryson, I got news for you. They don’t have any money.»

Bryson has put his full focus on his YouTube channel

The American golfer seems to be fully committed to creating YouTube content rather than playing in prestigious tournaments and status in the world of golf.

By creating a YouTube channel, the famous golfer experienced enormous growth, created a completely different perspective on both golf and his own personality, and thus gained a large number of fans.

However, the golfer hopes that in the future he will create content that will arouse everyone’s interest and bring him profit, as well as the necessary attention and popularity. The world of golf is certainly going through an interesting, exciting, but also rather strange period.