How did Byson Dechambeau YouTube channel on masters

Bryson Dechabbeau He was a little skeptical when he first agreed to his own YouTube Golf Channel. Too intrusive? Too much work, he wondered?

At the time, he did not realize that this would help him to reveal his love for the game again – and helps his mental toughness.

In his series of unregistered videos, the double winner of the US Open tries to break 50 playing with different celebrities such as Tom Brady, John Daly and Tony Romo on the channel. He tries to do the same with some cheaper versions of golf clubs purchased on the website with discount love Amazon and topic. He even tried to break the record records in places throughout the country that he had never played before.

“YouTube Golf felt me ​​again as a kid,” Dechambema said on Friday at Augusta National.

The Dechambeau seems to be more relaxed these days, and the weekend goes hunting for its first Masters title with 7-Ispod 137 after 36 holes.

He went out to change his image and Mark, and the channel helped enhance his fan base in the middle of his transition to Saudi supported Liv golf.

“When I started, I was like, man, this will be a lot of work to do,” Dechabbeau said. “And when we started setting challenges that were fun and interesting and different, it was somehow as if I knew, 11-, a 12-year-old went out with friends and just tried to play as well as you could and do something crazy and different.”

The Dechambemau Channel is a bit crazy and different and well-accepted.

There are more than 1.82 million subscribers.

While Dechambembeau shows how he laughs and forces him with friends like Matthew Stafford and even President Donald Trump, he also believes that the inherent challenge of attempting to interrupt a particular result or record of the course strengthened his mindset in competitive events.

The opinion is simple: the goal outside is and he has to hit him.

“As a child you get another club if your hand, okay, may not be perfect, but you have to think of a way to do it,” Dechabbeau said.

The 31-year-old Dechabbeau did so on Friday.

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After his T-shirt shot at the fourth hole Par-3 landed in a bunker on the left of the green, which he let go of “Oh Golly” on the T-shirt box-he replied and unbuttoned a heavy chip from the sand.

That bird led to another on a tear -fifth hole, where he removed the drive 369 meters down the middle of the waterway.

He added another bird to the eighth and turned the turn into the 4th to 32 years. His only thief came to the 16th hole of Par-3, but he refused with a bird 17 and ended up with a round back in the 60s (69-68) for the first time in nine years.

A year ago, Dechambema opened Masters with 65 to take over the 18 holes.

He failed to interrupt the rest of the week, shooting 73-75-73 and finished sixth. This year he spent more time working on travels longer than 50 and 60 feet and was well done on Thursday at Augusta National on his iron game.

Is quite confident his victory last year at Open us In Pinehurst, he will help him prepare him for the challenges that remain ahead of this weekend.

He said that even the experience gained from his golf canal would not hurt.

“When I do a series of records on the course, it focused my brain to a maximum measure,” Dechabbeau said. “So it’s not like it costs me a lot of energy and I don’t get a lot. I actually focus on and say: Hey, you’re on the camera, you have to do anything else. You can’t do anything other than playing your absolutely best.”

Associated press reporting.

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