LIV Golf reacted on their X page as Bryson DeChambeau flaunted his golf driving skills on the Indy 500 race track during his recent visit to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. DeChambeau who was last seen at the 2025 PGA Championship at Quail Hollow, set out to the iconic racetrack to indulge the racer in him.
LIV golfer is enjoying his time off the golf course ahead of the next LIV event in Virginia from June 6 to 8. Bryson DeChambeau will look to continue his momentum after the win in South Korea and the joint runner-up finish he had at the second major of the year.
LIV Golf League took to X to share the video of the golfer's drive on the racing track in Indianapolis. Known for his long and straight drives on the golf course, DeChambeau showcased that again on the racetrack. The post was captioned:
"No place is safe from a Bryson drive😅🏁"
The 31-year-old golfer also announced the result of his drive on his social media handle. He shared the video on his Instagram story and wrote:
"This drive went 500 yds🔥"

The racing circuit hosted the recently concluded Indy 500 race, where Alex Palou emerged as the winner. Not only did the LIV golfer hit golf balls during his visit to the speedway, but also grabbed the opportunity to hit the track with one of the racing cars by himself.
Bryson DeChambeau shared a series of pictures and videos from his outing. He was seen all geared up in a racing suit that included elements of his LIV Golf team, Crushers GC.
How has Bryson DeChambeau performed so far this season?
The two-time major winner has had a brilliant year so far, whether it is at the major events or in the LIV Golf League. While he finished at T5 at the Masters this year, DeChambeau shared the runner-up position with two others at the PGA Championship.

On the other hand, DeChambeau claimed his first win of the season at LIV Golf Korea earlier this month, making this his third title in the league.
In Mexico City, he shared the T2 spot with Lucas Herbert, and in Miami, he finished in the fifth position. DeChambeau was tied for the 10th at LIV Golf Singapore. At the Hong Kong event, he finished in a tie for 20th place with nine others. While in Adelaide, he was tied for the 18th, and at the inaugural LIV event in Riyadh, DeChambeau finished at T6.
Bryson DeChambeau also led his team, Crushers GC to seal the first victory of the season. With the win in Korea, the team's title count rose to six altogether.