Bryson DeChambeau’s Cryptic “I’m Coming Home” Post Doesn’t Impress Fans: “Such a Drama Queen”

Bryson DeChambeau is in the final year of his deal with LIV Golf and has not signed an official extension yet.

Bryson DeChambeau’s Cryptic “I’m Coming Home” Post Doesn’t Impress Fans: “Such a Drama Queen”

Bryson DeChambeau (Image via X/@NUCLRGOLF)

Bryson DeChambeau is apparently coming home. The question is, which home? On Sunday, the 2-time major champion made a cryptic post on social media, revealing that he had an announcement to make on Monday. In the post, he wrote, “I’m coming home,” which sparked some speculation regarding his future.

The American international is currently in the final year of his contract with LIV Golf. While he has expressed confidence in the future of LIV Golf, he has not officially signed an extension.

With his league set to undergo several huge changes in 2027, there have been some talks about his potential departure from the league as well. Following the conclusion of the 2026 season last month, he had dropped another cryptic post on social media.

Now the golfer has teased his followers once again. On his Instagram account, he first mentioned that he had an announcement to make on Monday at 12 p.m. Central Time. In the second slide, he expressed that he was coming home.

I’m coming home.

Bryson DeChambeau on Instagram

Earlier this month, the breakaway tour also filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. As per documents, DeChambeau is one of the biggest unsecured creditors and is owed $5.7 million.

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Bryson DeChambeau’s latest social media post sparks wild reactions among fans

Bryson DeChambeau is set to announce something on Monday. However, the golfer has not revealed anything else. Golf fans on X were not impressed with this post and slammed him.

Bryson DeChambeau
Bryson DeChambeau (Image via Imago)

While discussing this, several X users pointed out that this announcement would be something to do with his YouTube account. Some dismissed the talk of his potential return to the PGA Tour. One user, meanwhile, blasted him and wrote, “Such a drama queen,” while reacting to this.

Check out that and some other reactions from X below:

DeChambeau later took to his Instagram stories and shared a picture of him hitting a shot over his house. In 2024, he attempted to make an ace from the front over his glass-walled mansion to a hole in the backyard. He finally completed that challenge on Day 16.

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Greg Norman claims Bryson DeChambeau’s YouTube success happened because of LIV Golf

Over the past few years, Bryson DeChambeau has become one of the biggest social media stars, rising in popularity through his YouTube channel. Former LIV Golf CEO Greg Norman recently claimed that LIV Golf drove his YouTube success.

Greg Norman and Bryson DeChambeau
Greg Norman and Bryson DeChambeau (Image via Imago)

The 2-time U.S. Open winner has 2.9 million subscribers on his YouTube channel. He often engages in fun content and has played golf with some of the biggest names, including U.S. President Donald Trump.

While speaking on Golf Digest’s Real Deal podcast, Norman lauded the efforts of the 33-year-old.

I would say Bryson was in the right place at the right time, with the right personality and the right vision. But he can only have that because of LIV, because we gave him his IP rights. When you’re not playing a LIV tournament you can go do whatever you want. You can monetize your IP. So he saw this incredible moment in time for himself. And I’m so happy and so pleased for him that he has maximized on that.

Greg Norman said regarding Bryson DeChambeau

Norman argued that there would be some players back on the PGA Tour who would be jealous of DeChambeau’s YouTube success. The “Great White Shark” also claimed that had he stayed on the PGA Tour, he would not have gotten the chance to make content on YouTube.

Earlier this year, DeChambeau claimed he would love to grow his YouTube channel in case LIV Golf folds after the 2026 season. He also faced some heat regarding his YouTube channel after he missed the cuts in the first three majors of the year.

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