B
ryson DeChambeau, a two-time major champion and professional golfer known for his unorthodox approach to the game, has invested his golf earnings in an ambitious real estate project. The project is a testament to DeChambeau's willingness to think outside the box and take risks. As one of the PGA Tour players who defected to LIV Golf, a Saudi-backed professional league rivaling the PGA Tour, DeChambeau received a $125 million bonus for joining.

    Despite his massive payday, DeChambeau jokingly claims he's "broke." However, this isn't due to lavish spending on cars and houses. Instead, DeChambeau is committed to growing the game of golf and has invested in real estate in his hometown of Clovis, California. He aims to build a massive golf complex that will attract new players and put Clovis on the map.

    The project involves a 200-acre site with a driving range, golf course, residential areas, community center, and more. DeChambeau believes having all these facilities in one location is key to his vision. He's focused on making the complex economically viable and accessible to people from all walks of life. According to DeChambeau, his strategy involves bringing people from the street to the driving range, then to lessons, and eventually to the golf course – all under one roof at a community center.