Bryson DeChambeau says his plans would shift toward YouTube if LIV Golf does not survive. Speaking about his future as his LIV arrangement approaches its expiry, the two-time major champion says he would prioritise growing his YouTube channel, including making regular content and producing material such as dubbing for different languages. He adds that, under those circumstances, he would only play in tournaments that specifically want him.
The outlets report that DeChambeau’s remarks come amid uncertainty over LIV Golf’s longer-term position, including discussion of whether the league could end earlier than planned. The Guardian also notes that some observers view the comments as potentially strategic, given the complicated negotiations and uncertain route back to the PGA Tour faced by LIV players.
Across the reports, DeChambeau’s position is consistent: if LIV fails, he intends to make YouTube his main focus while remaining selective about tournament appearances, rather than committing to a full-time traditional tour schedule.
