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John Daly gives ‘son’ Bryson DeChambeau advice on how to win British Open in ‘Break 50’ episode

Two of golf’s most popular and beloved figures starred in the latest Break 50 episode – John Daly and Bryson DeChambeau. They exchanged hilarious and unique golf tips as Daly showed the fans and his “son” his awesome cooler and his golf cart.

Since his debut in the golf world, Daly has been breaking norms and challenging conventions with his unique style. Even after withdrawing from the PGA Tour, he remains one of the most beloved golf players in the world.

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In the latest episode, Daly was seen gifting several souvenirs to Bryson DeChambeau including a box of handmade cigars. He noted that although DeChambeau may not be into smoking, he can gift them to his friends.

I just want to say, I love you, son. You may not smoke cigars, but handmade Dominican – bring ‘em to your friends.

John Daly on Break 50.

He further advised DeChambeau on how to win The British Open, noting, Jack Nicklaus’ advice.

Just let the wind be your friend – because that’s what Jack Nicklaus told me.

John Daly on Break 50.

In the video, John Daly was seen wearing a hat that read “HICK” while being barefoot on the greens as he shot fires on the field. Daly even joked about how he’s going to drink since he knows ‘The Scientist’ will carry him on the greens.

DeChambeau hilariously replied, “Perfect. I’ll drink chocolate milk. We’re good.” On the PGA Tour, Daly has made over $10 million, while the 30-year-old pocketed more than $34 million during his PGA Tour reign.

Bryson DeChambeau talks about his woes in Open Championship

Bryson DeChambeau, nicknamed ‘The Scientist’, recently talked about his struggles with The Open Championship. While he has enjoyed a significant record in the PGA Championship and The Masters, he failed to bring the momentum in the British Open at the Royal Troon. 

Bryson DeChambeau
Bryson DeChambeau (Image via Imago)

While his rival and friend Rory McIlroy made the cut to the British Open, DeChambeau got withheld. Prior to the 2024 Royal Troon event, DeChambeau admitted he was facing “a difficult challenge.”

I wouldn’t say it’s a problem. It’s a challenge. I think that’s what’s so great about links golf and the Open Championship, and what it provides is a different test and a different test to try and figure out and get an ‘A’ on…

Bryson DeChambeau as per Tom Beattie of Mirror.

He admitted that the weather had an effect on his performance. DeChambeau said he can play “when it’s warm and not windy.” He thanked the fans for supporting him and said “we’ll be back stronger next time.” Maybe John Daly’s advice to make the winds his friend will prove to be helpful in the next Open Championship.

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