FARMINGDALE, N.Y.. \u2014 Team USA has landed at Bethpage Black, but the loudest Ryder Cup buzz this week isn\u2019t about for a swing or a match: it\u2019s for Bryson DeChambeau, again.<\/p>\n
DeChambeau, one of three LIV Golf members playing in the Ryder Cup, has found himself at the center of yet another media firestorm.<\/p>\n
The latest drama began when Rory McIlroy responded, seemingly out of nowhere, to a months-old DeChambeau quote. Back in July, Bryson joked that he planned to \u201cchirp\u201d Rory<\/a> during the Ryder Cup. This week, McIlroy clapped bac<\/a>k<\/a>.<\/p>\n \u201cI think the only way he gets attention is by mentioning other people,\u201d McIlroy said.<\/p>\n On The Dan\u2019s Golf World Show, Dan and the crew question why McIlroy’a stirred the pot so soon before the matches begin, and what that means for the Ryder Cup this weekend.<\/p>\n But the DeChambeau news didn\u2019t stop there.<\/p>\n Golf Channel analyst Brandel Chamblee, never one to hold back, piled on, calling DeChambeau a \u201ccaptain\u2019s nightmare\u201d and even suggested that DeChambeau’s YouTube views might be inflated by bots.<\/p>\n The crew turned to a YouTube expert, Golf Busters host Jock Buffton (aka BroV1), who joined the show to share Bryson\u2019s YouTube channel analytics and whether those views are legit. His behind-the-scenes insight provides context on the allegations.<\/p>\n