Bryson DeChambeau’s quiet work before the drive
SportLocation Golf Desk · 6 Oct 2026
DeChambeau makes small adjustments over a teed ball before turning through the drive and watching downrange.
Bryson DeChambeau’s tee shot begins with a measured pause. He settles over the ball, keeps the driver head close to it and makes small adjustments before setting himself to swing.
That preparation is the detail to watch: the clubhead remains near the tee as he arranges his stance, keeping the ball and intended strike point in view. Then he turns through the shot and looks downrange, one heel lifted as the driver finishes behind him.
The ball’s flight and result are not visible. What the footage does show is the final stillness at address, followed by the turn into the follow-through.