Bryson DeChambeau didn’t advance to the knockout stages of last week’s WGC Match Play, but if you think that meant a weekend off for the 27-year-old, then think again.

In a likely tongue-in-cheek ‘bro session’ video uploaded to TikTok, DeChambeau is seen working out with his friends, and they don’t hold back, with the Californian using his 2020 U.S. Open trophy as motivation.

Check out the video below.

Uhhh this is something @NoLayingUp @TronCarterNLU @DJPie pic.twitter.com/XNApcM26XH

— Bustin Thomas (@bustin_thomas) March 28, 2021

It’s a sneak peak into the workout habits of Bryson and it looks as if him and his friends get as much fun out of the intense sessions as possible. In an interview with Men’s Health last year, DeChambeau revealed how tough his workout sessions are, saying:

“If I trained in the mornings, I wouldn’t be able to go out and play golf that day. I play golf, and then I see working out in the evening as my way of taking care of any aches or pains that need fixing.”

The next time Bryson will tee it up will be at Augusta National, where he’ll be looking to get his hands on the green jacket for the first time.

The fans were out in force over the past week in Austin and with it a heckler who made a terrible decision to interrupt Paul Casey over a shot.

During the first round of matches, footage has emerged of the Englishman backing off a shot before a visibly irritated Casey turns to a spectator in the crowd and says:

“Oy mate, shut it, pal. He (caddie Mark Fulcher) asked you nicely a minute ago. Now I’m asking you. Shut it. Okay?”

Fulcher then adds, “It’s the last time we ask, otherwise you’re out of here. And I’ll be looking forward to sending you actually.” to which Casey says to the spectator “He will, so shut it”, before Fulcher finishes by saying: “I don’t know why you’re smirking because it’s not big and it’s not clever.”

The incident can be seen below.

 

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Casey ended the tournament with a win, loss, and a halve to exit the group stages of the event.

There’s something about match play that always seems to bring about drama, and that was certainly the case on Friday in Austin as Kevin Na confronted Dustin Johnson on the 11th green.

Johnson lipped out his birdie putt to win the hole, and following the disappointment, scooped up his ball from inside a foot believing it was good. However, there had been no official concession from Na, who still had inside three feet for his halve on the hole.

This led to Na chasing down DJ at the edge of the green to make his point about Johnson picking up his ball without being told it’s good yet, where the 37-year-old warned the World Number One: “I know it’s this close, but you still have to wait until I say something.”

Kevin Na giving DJ a lesson on scooping a ball before it's officially conceded:

Na: "I know it's this, but you still have to wait until I say something." pic.twitter.com/GVJhXMBMXI

— Ryan Lavner (@RyanLavnerGC) March 26, 2021

An already eliminated Na went on to dump DJ out of the event by birdieing the final two holes, which included a fist-pump on 17 followed by his patented early walk on his putt on 18. The fist-bump between the two, it’s worth noting, involved Johnson not looking at Na once.

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Following his round, Na elaborated on what had happened on the 11th green:

“He had six inches, and obviously it’s good, but I hadn’t said anything, and he whacked it,” Na said. “And I was like – I froze there and looked at [his caddie] Kenny, and I wasn’t going to say ‘that’s a penalty, you’re going to lose the hole. I was going to say, ‘you know what, that was good anyway.’ I didn’t want to be over that putt and be thinking about that.

So I called him over, and I said, ‘Hey, I’m not going to take the hole from you, but I just want to let you know before I said something you whacked the ball. But I’m going to give that putt to you, so we’ll call it a half and go to the next hole.

That’s what we did. I think it’s the right thing to do. I don’t want to say — we all know he can make a six-inch putt, so I think I did the right thing.”

Like he said, Na was fully entitled to claim the hole as his win, as Matt Kuchar did following a similar incident against Sergio Garcia back in 2019.

The reaction to the incident was mixed on social media, but Na had his backers amongst his peers on Friday evening, with Jon Rahm telling media on Friday regarding the concession of putts:

“I try to say it loud and clear before they get to the ball. But, you know, even if it’s something that I was going to give to them and they do (what Johnson did), I would just tell them the same thing, ‘Hey, next time just wait for me so you don’t get in trouble.’

If it’s something like that, I would have done exactly the same thing Kevin Na would have done.”

Following his elimination, Johnson declined to comment and will now head to the Valero Texas Open, which he has opted to play following a late entry.