Pat Perez calls Bryson DeChambeau’s driving the best he’s ever seen

“He hit a three wood pin high on 15, it’s just dumb. I saw what I have seen for about five events now in a row..."

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Bryson DeChambeau is known as a golfer who amazes the golf public with his performances and qualities. The 31-year-old once again showed what qualities he possesses by winning the LIV Golf event in Korea. It is also interesting that this LIV Golfer does magical things while playing in the majors. He is a very important link for LIV Golf officials, who are looking forward to having him on the roster.

His qualities have been recognized by many, including Pat Perez, an experienced golfer. Perez was especially delighted with the way Bryson drove the golf ball. An experienced golfer admits that he has never seen a golfer who hits that straight and far consistently.

“He hit a three wood pin high on 15, it’s just dumb. I saw what I have seen for about five events now in a row. The driver is just unreal, where he is hitting this thing. I have never seen a guy hit it that straight and that far consistently. A lot of guys hit it long but he is in the middle of the fairway. He hit it past the bunker on 18 into an area that is 18 yards wide and hit nine iron in. He is just killing this thing. He is walking down the middle of every fairway and he is 30 or 40 by Luis and Gooch. It’s just incredible."- he said, as quoted by The Golfing Gazette.

There are many advantages that Bryson has in his game compared to his colleagues. Nevertheless, the competition on the golf scene is fierce, it seems to be getting tougher and tougher every year.

“That driver is such a weapon. Where he is hitting that driver is just incredible.“- he concluded.

Bryson's future
DeChambeau admitted at the end of LIV Golf Korea that he has a goal to succeed in the majors. Playing in such competitions has always attracted the most attention, especially now that it is part of the rival Tour.

Tournaments like this provide a strong motivation for golfers like DeChambeau. However, the question is how much he can do at this moment next to McIlroy and Scheffler.