Professional golfer Bryson DeChambeau has opened up about a childhood struggle that continues to affect him emotionally, describing it as a story that "tears him up" even today. The revelation came in a recent interview where DeChambeau used the phrase "going and selling myself" to characterize the experience.
The two-time major champion, who currently competes on the LIV Golf circuit, shared the personal anecdote during a media appearance ahead of the LIV Golf Indianapolis event at The Club at Chatham Hills in Westfield, Indiana, on August 23. DeChambeau did not disclose specific details of the childhood incident but indicated its lasting psychological impact.
DeChambeau's willingness to discuss personal challenges adds to a growing trend of athletes speaking openly about mental health and formative experiences. The 2020 U.S. Open winner has previously been known for his analytical approach to the game and physical transformation.
