The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz - Postgame Show: Bryson DeChambeau's TikTok Shot

Episode Date: November 25, 2024

Billy has been locked in on watching Bryson DeChambeau's TikTok to see whether or not he can actually hit a golf ball over his house onto a putting green and into the hole for a hole-in-one. Will Bryson ever pull it off? Also, WITTY IS HERE??????????????? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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I'm kind of glad Dan isn't here for this post game because I had something that I wanted to talk to you guys about and I feel like it's not a Dan topic. And it's something that's happening on social media, on TikTok specifically I believe, for the past almost two weeks now that I've been fascinated with and I don't know how this got in my algorithm, but I love it and every day if it doesn't show up, I go searching it out. AJ and Big Justice. No, even though I saw they were wrestling this weekend.

They don't know who they are. You know who they are. Dears, we'll get back to them. You know who they are. Yeah, Roy, you know who they are. They're an escapeable. What are you doing with this? They're the guys that do the boop.

No, I don't know. No, no idea. You don't know who they are. Double chocolate cookie escapeable. What are you doing? They're the guys that do the boom. Yeah. No idea. Double chomp, chomp the cookie. Okay. Do you not live in society? How do you not know who they are? Like I understand this thing you're doing, but. I'm not doing a thing.

I have no idea who they are. You have no idea who they are. No. Okay. I believe Roy. Fair enough. You don't know who they are. That's insane.

This is not a truthful conversation. It's a lie, but it's a straight up lie, but okay. We've done this before. It gets explained to him, they bring the boom, and then he's like, I am one ear and not the other. What boom? What was the band that he said he never heard? There was like a band that we were like,

roll it, you've clearly heard that. Yeah, the Beatles. Okay, so Stu got it. This is something on social media that I think that you will enjoy, but I don't think you have any way to find it, and again, it's captivating, and I don't know how it got here,

but Bryson DeChambeau is trying to hit but I don't think you have any way to find it and again, it's captivating and I don't know how it got here but Bryson DeChambeau is trying to hit a hole-in-one over his house and Every day that he doesn't do it. He gets an extra shot. So day one He took one attempt day two He takes two attempts and we're now by like day 13 or 14 and every day I tune in to see if Bryson DeChambeau hits a hole in one over his house Right and he's doing it essentially blind because his his house is very fancy and I'm assuming very very expensive And it's like a wall of glass, but like when you see it from the other side. It's like going downhill

So he has like no real idea of where the hole is just based on what he remembers So he has someone standing on his roof telling him with like a walkie talkie, a little right, a little left, a little further. Like a caddy. Yeah, kind of, but every day he's going out there. So like day 13 today, 14 whatever day it is, he'll take 13 shots or 14 shots.

Spoiler alert if you want it, is he, look, there's his house right there if you're watching this on video. So there he is and he's trying to hit a hole in one by hitting the ball over his house onto his own private putting green. And he's just doing this thinking that he was gonna do it right away.

And every day I'm tuning in to see if he did it or not because this is going on a lot longer than he thought it was gonna go on. Yesterday or the day before, because I'm not exactly sure what time they uploaded it, spoiler alert, ball went in and bounced out. So it didn't count, so now he has to continue doing it. So every day he's trying to make a hole in one

over his house and I don't know why I find this so interesting but I wanna see if Bryson does it. Is anyone else skeptical that he did this in like one shoot and just changed outfits and he like worked ahead on this? Cause I just feel like it's, you know, he's a busy guy. He has time every day to do this whereas you could in three hours, couple outfit changes, you could do a few days.

I'm just skeptical. He's on all of it. I mean, he goes, what? That's the more efficient way to do it. I understand what you're saying. You don't believe anyone who's making content these days? You believe everything is fake? Look what I brought us.

Look at the gift I brought everybody here. We've got Chris Whittingham here. This is mesmerizing. Here's a present for everybody. Get it done, dude. Chris Whittingham is a fancy lad. So he can finally apologize for the Kutuk trade. To your point, Chris, the lighting changes every day. There's a different amount of sun bathing his home every day.

So I really do think he goes out once a day. But does it make you, Billy, think at all that he's a worse golfer than you would imagine? No, I mean, I think him getting it is just just gonna be dumb luck when he gets it, right? And then he has now people that are copying him trying to do it like over like there's I think like a golf pro or whatever Someone that works like at a golf shop and I don't know where was but was snowing and he's trying to hit it over and They're like warning him like dude. You're gonna break the windows. You're not a good golfer. Like don't do this And he's sure enough is still doing he's hitting the wall and stuff

so people are copycatting this now, but I don't know why I'm interested in this, but I can't not do it. I see it every day, and I cannot help but turn, like I'm gripped, I'm gripped for the full minute and a half worth of video. And he's getting so bothered that he can't do it too, like he's getting so frustrated with himself.

What I wonder about though is the communication, because is there a guy on the roof that's telling him, little to the left. No, he knows at this point. There's another voice in the video, but I don't know if he's on the roof on the other side. We never see the second voice in the video. Where is the camera aimed?

Bryson clearly has his aiming point on the house. And you were saying like, I'm impressed, like what Bryson is doing, he's so close every time. I watched one the other day, it was like nine shots, and they're all right around the hole. I know, but it stands to reason he knows the distance, and he's a professional golfer, so he knows what club he needs to hit.

And he will tell you right when he hits it, up, little short, little long. I'm just imagining me, I'm imagining me and you, like teeing up a ball facing our house. You would definitely break all of the glass. I might miss the house. I would pay to see Roy try to do this. In fairness, in fairness, Roy doesn't know what golf is.

In fairness, he said a thousand times, oh, that's gonna go straight in. I would worry about hitting the glass. His home is all glass. It's all floor-to-ceiling glass, but yes, the professional golfer is gonna come within inches of the hole every time. You play golf with a frisbee, right?

Ah! The fun thing is, is like, even when it's like, you see it and he's like, maybe like a foot and a half away, like, you suck, man. Like, that is way off. I feel bad for him, the ones that bounce and just die on the green, they don't move at all. And I feel terrible,

because he's gotta get the spin right. I think the spin is the most difficult part of that. Well if you're intrigued by the specter of glass shattering I've got a movie recommendation for you. You should watch this movie called The Coffee Table. I think you're exactly the kind of guy that would really go for this. What's it about Mike? Watch it on a flight. Have the family over on Thanksgiving and just be like come on let's let's give this thing it's about the human condition. Is it similar to your recommendation of The Lighthouse?

That's a Christmas movie. Comparatively, it's a rom-com. Okay, bye, Woody.