"Where's the losing to Rory McIlroy part?" - Fans react to Bryson DeChambeau's "day in the life of a recreational golfer" video

Along with being a high-level golfer, Bryson DeChambeau is also a social media sensation. DeChambeau regularly posts on his social media handles, and recently he did the same when he poked fun at himself by uploading a video titled "day in the life of a recreational golfer".

The video featured the 2024 U.S. Open winner himself, and fans loved the humor behind it. In the video, DeChambeau can be seen starting his day by trimming his facial hair and ending it by hitting the gym. You can watch the entire video below:

As mentioned above, Bryson DeChambeau's video has taken the social media world by storm. Many fans reacted to his video with interesting comments. One user on X (fka Twitter), took a dig at DeChambeau following his loss to Rory McIlroy at the 2025 Masters. The user wrote:

Let us take a look at more reactions to Bryson DeChambeau's video:

"Man of action!! Full Golf gear even while sleeping, ready to be in action incase if he finds himself in the middle of a golf course in the dream lol. Jokes apart, great content to convey the passion. Keep it going .." one user wrote.

"You are hysterical and make being a fan of the sport enjoyable ~ always cheering you on. Miss you on the PGA but do enjoy seeing you in the majors. LifeisGood," wrote one user.

"So good! Hahaha! You and Morgan Wallen could stunt double for each other with the new Stash!" a user wrote.

"Very similar to my day of golf too and by similar i mean my second shot is always from the middle of nowhere too or another planet 🤷🏻‍♂️" wrote a user.

"BAD trying to look like Keegan?" another user wrote.

"Meanwhile, scottie and the pga tour pros are like watching grass grow... At least @brysondech makes the effort" wrote a user.

Other than creating content on social media, Bryson DeChambeau has also been delivering some great performances on the golf course. Last month, DeChambeau won his first LIV Golf event of the season in Korea. Later, he followed this win with an impressive showing at the PGA Championship where he finished T2.

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How much did Bryson DeChambeau earn at the 2025 PGA Championship?

Bryson DeChambeau at the 2025 PGA Championship - [Image via Imagn]

The 2025 PGA Championship had a total purse of $20,000,000. While the largest share of this purse went to Scottie Scheffler ($3,420,000), Bryson DeChambeau earned $1,418,667 for finishing T2. Here is a detailed look at the payout for the 2025 PGA Championship:

• 1 Scottie Scheffler -11 $3,420,000
• T2 Bryson DeChambeau -6 $1,418,667
• T2 Harris English -6 $1,418,667
• T2 Davis Riley -6 $1,418,667
• T5 Taylor Pendrith -5 $694,700
• T5 Jhonattan Vegas -5 $694,700
• T5 J.T. Poston -5 $694,700
• T8 Joaquín Niemann -4 $415,262
• T8 Ben Griffin -4 $415,262
• T8 Denny McCarthy -4 $415,262
• T8 Ryan Gerard -4 $415,262
• T8 Joe Highsmith -4 $415,262
• T8 Keegan Bradley -4 $415,262
• T8 Matt Fitzpatrick -4 $415,262
• T8 Jon Rahm -4 $415,262
• T8 Si Woo Kim -4 $415,262
• T17 Alex Noren -3 $290,230
• T17 Matt Wallace -3 $290,230
• T19 Sam Burns -2 $190,109
• T19 Corey Conners -2 $190,109
• T19 Beau Hossler -2 $190,109
• T19 Aaron Rai -2 $190,109
• T19 Taylor Moore -2 $190,109
• T19 Harry Hall -2 $190,109
• T19 Cam Davis -2 $190,109
• T19 Adam Scott -2 $190,109
• T19 Tony Finau -2 $190,109
• T28 Xander Schauffele -1 $115,820
• T28 Marco Penge -1 $115,820
• T28 Viktor Hovland -1 $115,820
• T28 Alex Smalley -1 $115,820
• T28 Ryan Fox -1 $115,820
• T33 Daniel Berger E $89,193
• T33 Thorbjorn Olesen E $89,193
• T33 Maverick McNealy E $89,193
• T33 Max Greyserman E $89,193
• T37 Richard Bland 1 $75,378
• T37 J.J. Spaun 1 $75,378
• T37 Ryo Hisatsune 1 $75,378
• T37 Lucas Glover 1 $75,378
• T41 Nicolai Hojgaard 2 $60,677
• T41 Tommy Fleetwood 2 $60,677
• T41 Nico Echavarria 2 $60,677
• T41 Eric Cole 2 $60,677
• T41 Michael Thorbjornsen 2 $60,677
• T41 Matthieu Pavon 2 $60,677
• T47 Rory McIlroy 3 $49,190
• T47 Cameron Young 3 $49,190
• T47 Robert MacIntyre 3 $49,190
• T50 Kevin Yu 4 $40,674
• T50 Collin Morikawa 4 $40,674
• T50 Tom McKibbin 4 $40,674
• T50 Christiaan Bezuidenhout 4 $40,674
• T50 Wyndham Clark 4 $40,674
• T55 Chris Kirk 5 $32,138
• T55 Brian Campbell 5 $32,138
• T55 Michael Kim 5 $32,138
• T55 Rafael Campos 5 $32,138
• T55 Garrick Higgo 5 $32,138
• T60 Brian Harman 6 $27,015
• T60 Justin Lower 6 $27,015
• T60 Sam Stevens 6 $27,015
• T60 Luke Donald 6 $27,015
• T60 Tyrrell Hatton 6 $27,015
• T60 Max Homa 6 $27,015
• T60 David Puig 6 $27,015
• T67 Sergio Garcia 7 $24,927
• T67 Austin Eckroat 7 $24,927
• T67 Rasmus Hojgaard 7 $24,927
• 70 Stephan Jaeger 8 $24,240
• 71 Tom Kim 9 $23,940
• T72 Bud Cauley 10 $23,660
• T72 Elvis Smylie 10 $23,660
• 74 Byeong Hun An 13 $23,420