Bryson DeChambeau Podcast #327 – Cobra RAD Speed

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Worldwide Golf Shops INSIDER PODCAST #327! In this installment, we chat with Tour Pro, Bryson DeChambeau courtesy of Cobra Golf! Bryson talks about growing up playing golf through his love of nature, his experience playing tour golf through the COVID-19 pandemic, and Cobra Golf's new RAD Speed Family. Please listen in on this very informative INSIDER Podcast. Podcast Transcript: Welcome to the worldwide golf Shops Insider Podcast. Episode 327. Hello everyone Tom Brassell here thanks so much for joining us. Our special guest today joins us courtesy of our friends at Cobra Puma Golf. He is the 2020 United States Open champion, Mr Bryson DeChambeau. Bryson. Thanks so much for joining us. I don't know about you, but I like the way that sounds 2020 US Open champion. It has a good ring to it. Thank you. Appreciate You have me on so with a lot of fun. I want to talk about the incredible year last year, but question our listeners like to hear is we all fell in love with this game somehow, you know, take us back to you know what you did. Normally childhood somebody influenced. You talk about that briefly. Yeah, my dad was a Professional golfer for a little while until he had me and he turned back to being an amateur, but I got to the golf course with him all the time and grew up around the game. Played a bunch of other sports, but we're really drew me into the game was How individualized it was and how you know it was outdoors and then you know it was in nature and love looking at trees and seeing birds and wind and all that. I just loved nature in general and once I got a little bit older. I started watching golf films and watching Ben Hogan and I washed out part how hard he worked and you know my parents always talked to me about hard work and dedication and whatnot, and I found a similarity there and once I saw his golf swing I just wanted to swing it as good as him and that kind of gave me the golf bug and from then on I've always been trying to pursue. And you know, excellent as much as possible. Well, you mentioned Mr Hogan. Is that where the cap came from? You got it. That is exactly where it came from. So yeah, not too bad. And then once I got to college too, you know at SMU Payne Stewart obviously went there and so it kind of worked out in that fashion too. So it's a tribute to Hogan and paints it as well. Let's go back to about. This time last year, maybe a little past pricing 'cause you starting off a new season there. Everything is going well and then around the first round of The Players Championship our whole world comes unglued. I mean everything stops. We don't know what safe is if it's safe to go outside if it's safe to hit balls. Talk about what you did and what you were going through and those next few months, yeah? It was an interesting time for sure. I was very blessed to have a gym at home and I had a hitting simulator golf simulator in my house and I really thought, OK, how we're gonna be locked down for a substantial amount of time now. How can I get some really good practice in. And how can I do something with my body that will make a difference when I come back out and so from then on I started working out really hard every single day and getting a lot of strength and muscle size and mass. And over the course of, you know, a few months I was able to change the transform my body, you know. So once we got back out of quarantine and then Colonial started, it came back a different person with a whole new swing speed. Yeah, it was kind of like Bryson 2.0 and we saw something totally different. You win at rocket mortgage. And. It was on display talk about that that was that was awesome. Yeah, that was pretty cool moment for me. It definitely showed that I could change and transform my body and still win. Yeah, only only a few people in the course of this game of golf have done that and it was cool to see that and to be able to experience it.