Bryson DeChambeau keeps the putter moving

SportLocation Golf Desk · 9 Sept 2026

Bryson DeChambeau’s green-side routine is all about a clean address, a high finish and the long stare that follows the strike.

Bryson DeChambeau’s most telling moment here comes before the ball moves. He settles over the putt with both hands on the grip, feet planted and the face square, giving the stroke a simple, repeatable shape.

Then comes the release: a high follow-through, the putter lifted and the body turning through the line rather than snatching at it. It is a neat little picture of commitment on the greens.

The final beat is the one that matters most. DeChambeau stands up, looks across the green and waits on the result beside the water, the sort of pause that tells you the putt has already done its work.

It is not a flashy swing clip. It is a putting clip, and the value is in the sequence: set, strike, watch. That is where the tension sits, and where the shot either earns its reward or leaves him staring at the lake.