How many YouTube subscribers Bryson DeChambeau has gained since winning the US Open

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Bryson DeChambeau has undoubtedly enjoyed a frantic couple of days after securing his second US Open title at Pinehurst No.2.

After jubilant scenes engulfed the 18th hole on Sunday afternoon, the big-hitting American jetted off to New York to embark on media duties.

The 30-year-old is now set to travel to Nashville to take place in LIV Golf’s latest event.

After previously emerging as quite a divisive figure in the early part of his career, DeChambeau has certainly shifted public opinion in recent times and is now one of the game’s most popular players.

Bryson DeChambeau’s remarkable social media increase after US Open victory

DeChambeau has been at the forefront of golf’s emergence on YouTube. The American is the first professional to produce content regularly, along with those already in the social media space, such as Peter Finch, Rick Shiels, Grant Horvat, GM Golf, etc.

And it’s fair to say the American’s recent major victory has done wonders for his follower count.

A fine piece of research from Joe Pompliano on X crunched DeChambeau’s social media figures in the 24 hours after his US Open triumph at Pinehurst No.2.

Google search interest in the American went up 250%. The 30-year-old also gained 25,000 YouTube and X followers. Furthermore, he has gained 100,000 Instagram followers. Finally, DeChambeau’s Crusher X Stitch merchandise sold out.

It wasn’t a bad day for the LIV Golf star, let’s put it that way.

More fallout from Bryson DeChambeau’s US Open win at Pinehurst

DeChambeau has received plenty of messages from his fellow professionals after his second major victory.

Justin Thomas wrote on X: “What an insane finish @usopengolf. Congrats to Bryson on a well-earned a W on a very challenging course. That up and down on 18 was one for the all-time history books.”

Phil Mickelson also lauded his LIV Golf rival. “Bryson is a STALLION! What a thrilling US Open and amazing performance,” wrote Mickelson. “Congrats on a great win @b_dechambeau. No one works harder, deserves it more and is more fun to watch.”

After leaving Pinehurst late into Sunday evening, the 2024 US Open champion will undoubtedly be enjoying himself, and his victory parade shows no sign of letting up ahead of LIV Golf Nashville this weekend.