Bryson DeChambeau has teased the golfing world after announcing he’s set to try and break 50 with an all-time GOAT.
Unfortunately, it’s unclear what sport DeChambeau’s next opponent comes from, and speculation is rife among fans.
DeChambeau has taken the YouTube world by storm and now has one of the platform’s most significant followings.
So far, the LIV Golf star has attempted to break 50 alongside some big names, including Phil Mickelson, Tony Romo, Sergio Garcia and famously, Donald Trump. The video with the soon-to-be US Presidents, quite literally, broke the internet.
So, who’s next for DeChambeau?
Golf fans predict who’s next on Bryson DeChambeau’s Break 50 challenge
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With DeChambeau dropping a hint over who could be next, the likes of Tiger Woods, Tom Brady and Michael Jordan have been mentioned.
“The Golden Bear,” wrote one fan who wanted Jack Nicklaus to join DeChambeau. While another said: “Jack “ The Golden Bear” Nicklaus, in my dreams.”
Several fans also predicted Canadian hockey legend Wayne Gretzky as a potential partner for DeChambeau.
“I don’t think Tiger. My call is MJ. Possibly Gretzky or Brady,” this fan added.
Some were sceptical about who would actually take up the challenge alongside the LIV star.
“Won’t be Tiger, obviously ….Michael Jordan won’t do it unless there’s a million dollar bet on ……Brady doesn’t need it or want it ……I’ll go with Gretzky,” this fan added.
This fan is sure a collab with MJ is on the cards: “Ok, so Wayne Gretzky, Michael Jordan, or Jack Nicklaus are three that I know that have been called this. I am going to guess Michael Jordan.”
Bryson DeChambeau changing YouTube golf world
DeChambeau’s commitment to the YouTube scene is unrivalled. The LIV Golf star consistently produces content that engages his rapidly growing audience.
And the 31-year-old’s latest challenge has tens of millions of views hooked.
DeChambeau is attempting to make a hole-in-one over his house and is posting daily updates on his Instagram account.
For many, the American’s videos are now part of their daily routine, although it’s only a matter of time before the 2024 US Open winner slams a shot on his back garden green.
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