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The same few words seem to pop up when describing Bryson ... and consistency in DeChambeau's game comes in part from his determination to make every swing on the same plane—literally.

Want to crush the ball like two-time U.S. Open champion Bryson DeChambeau? Start by following these six keys. The post 6 ...

So what are we to make of the arrival and success of Bryson DeChambeau and his one-plane swing and single-length clubs? Are we on the verge of a golf revolution that will see weekend golfers flock ...

Bryson DeChambeau has won two U.S. Opens and millions of fans. But his grand golfing experiment is just getting started.

Bryson DeChambeau doesn't have any problem standing ... and swings on a distinctively upright and consistent swing plane. It obviously works for him -- to the tune of the U.S. Amateur and NCAA ...

If you want to understand why people don't like Bryson ... is watch him swing his club. His mechanics are deeply weird. He doesn't bend his left arm. His club travels on a single plane, and ...

PGA tour newcomer Bryson DeChambeau is not afraid ... used his SMU physics major to develop single-length irons for his unique single-plane swing, and he tests every one of his golf balls by ...

On Sunday, Bryson DeChambeau ... ugly looking,” DeChambeau once told me. Why? Make every iron the same length, and every iron swing could feel identical and be in the same plane and hence ...

note: Bryson DeChambeau has single-handedly changed the way we think ... DeChambeau has added 40 pounds to his frame, transformed his swing, altered his equipment and has made success seem inevitable.

Much of DeChambeau’s success can be attributed to his new equipment, and the 29-year-old—who utilizes a unique single-plane swing—doesn’t hesitate to admit that. When asked if he is a ...

DUBLIN, Ohio — It was around this time a year ago when Bryson ... single time through impact, like I used to do. Trying to get back to those feels.” DeChambeau has been studying his swing ...