Donald Trump, Bryson DeChambeau Shoot 50 In Highly Entertaining Scramble, Donate Over $200K To Veterans

As soon as U.S. Open Champion Bryson DeChambeau announced he was pairing up with former United States President Donald Trump for a YouTube video, I knew we were in for a treat. 

As a fan of DeChambeau and his YouTube channel, I couldn't wait to see what that duo would do. 

DeChambeau has a series called "Break 50" where he and his guest play a two-person scramble and try to shoot lower than 50, playing from the red tees (also known as the ladies' tees). 

It's a fun challenge, and DeChambeau has played with some big-time golf influencers, including OutKick favorite Paige Spirinac

DeChambeau said that he invited both Trump and current United States President Joe Biden to join him, but only Trump accepted the offer. The duo played the charity round at Trump National Golf Club Bedminster (N.J.) in the first week of July, before the assassination attempt of Trump on July 13.

He and Trump pledged to donate $10,000 per birdie and $20,000 per eagle during the round to Wounded Warriors, a non-profit that helps U.S. military veterans. 

Prior to the round with Donald Trump, the lowest score that DeChambeau and one of his partners carded was exactly 50 shots. 

Well, Trump and DeChambeau gave 49 a run, but ultimately the pair tied the low score and shot 50. 

That included two solo birdies from Trump, as well as a solo eagle by the former president. 

The video is 55 minutes long and was quite a fun watch. I found myself pulling hard for the two men to pull off the 49. 

We got our first Joe Biden reference on hole two. Former President Trump hit his tee shot on a par three to about 15 feet. 

"You think Biden could do that?" Trump quipped. "We had an argument about golf, can you believe it?" 

What was also interesting was how many questions Trump asked DeChambeau about golf. He was genuinely very curious about the way the two-time major champion played the game and clearly wanted to learn as much as he could during the round. 

Trump came across very relatable in those moments, as well as his reactions as DeChambeau was pounding three woods over 300 yards. 

"300 yards, uphill, with a three-wood… that's unbelievable," Trump said at one point. 

I don't want to spoil the entire video because it's definitely worth a watch. 

At the end, Trump says, "We'll do it again." 

"We'll have to do it again," DeChambeau responded. 

Well, let's hope! 

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Dan began his sports media career at ESPN, where he survived for nearly a decade. Once the Stockholm Syndrome cleared, he made his way to OutKick. He is secure enough in his masculinity to admit he is a cat-enthusiast with three cats, one of which is named "Brady" because his wife wishes she were married to Tom instead of him.