‘Going And Selling Myself’: Bryson DeChambeau Opens Up on Childhood Struggle Story That ‘Tears Him Up’ Even Today

Golf is obsessed with what it can measure: clubhead speed, ball speed, launch angle. But nobody tracks the cheapest edge a kid can have, which is the nerve to ask a stranger for help. Bryson DeChambeau had it long before he turned pro. On the “Figuring Out” podcast with Raj Shamani, released October 31, the two-time U.S. Open champion explained where it came from, tracing it to childhood fundraisers. “And it was funny, it stemmed from selling candy bars as a young kid, going around to different houses and raising money for a fundraiser for the school.