Bryson DeChambeau Stock Yardages: How far does he hit each club?

Bryson DeChambeau hits the ball a very long way. But what are his stock yardages with each club?

Well, this year on the LIV Golf League, he’s been averaging 321.9 yards, but we know he’s capable of hitting it a lot further if he really wants to. But, what is very impressive is his greens in regulation stats, which sit at 73.33% which gives him a lot of birdie chances and the ability to take advantage of that distances. 

DeChambeau did have a spell of purely chasing distance, competing in the 2022 World Long Drive Championship finishing in second place, where he did lose his consistency in his game. 

Since then, however, he’s admitted that he’s dialled things back and tightened up his game. However, that doesn’t mean that DeChambeau is a short hitter. In fact, he still says that he can reach the 200mph ball speed mark if he wishes, while his cruising speed is closer to 190mph with a driver.

For reference, Rory McIlroy’s ball speed, who is also one of the longest hitters on tour, is around the 185mph ball speed mark with a driver.

So good, in fact, that he has started the week with an opening seven under par round of 65. The 2020 US Open champion has started his quest for the green jacket in fine fashion with eight birdies, one bogey and nine pars. 

But how far does he hit each club in his bag?

Bryson Dechambeau Stock Yardages 2024 

• Driver: 343 yards 
• 3-wood: 300 yards 
• 5-wood: 290 yards 
• 5-iron: 246 yards 
• 6-iron: 231 yards 
• 7-iron: 220 Yards 
• 8-iron: 202 Yards 
• 9-iron: 185 Yards 
• PW: 170 Yards 
• 46°: 160 Yards 
• GW: 139 Yards 
• SW: 121 Yards 
• LW: 102 Yards 

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James Tait is bunkered’s Gear Editor. Want to know how the latest Callaway driver, Vokey wedge or Scotty Cameron putter performs? He’s the guy to ask. Better yet, just watch his videos on the bunkered YouTube channel. One of the biggest hitters in the UK, James also competes on the World Long Drive circuit and is a descendent of former Amateur champion Freddie Tait.

Gear Editor