Bryson DeChambeau made a significant announcement on Friday that differed from what many had anticipated.
DeChambeau, a two‑time major champion, announced on social media that he is creating “The Orchard,” a development in his hometown of Clovis, California. The project will include an 18‑hole championship golf course, a world‑class practice facility, and a master‑planned community featuring an on‑site farmers market and additional amenities intended to give local children and schools greater access to golf.
He added that the course and practice facilities will be designed by his own team, marking the inaugural offering of the DeChambeau Design brand.
The site for his first design is not coincidental; DeChambeau graduated from Clovis East High School, and the project will be built on land directly across from his former school. He emphasized a strong obligation to give back to the community that supported him.
The design venture represents the latest addition to his portfolio of off‑course pursuits, which also includes a growing YouTube channel.
Following LIV Golf’s closure after five seasons, several of its prominent players, including Jon Rahm and Tyrrell Hatton, have announced their return to the DP World Tour for 2027 (LIV players must first complete any required suspensions to rejoin the PGA Tour). DeChambeau has not yet disclosed his 2027 plans, though The Telegraph reported that the DP World Tour has offered him membership for the upcoming year.
In his first remarks after LIV’s shutdown, DeChambeau reiterated his belief in team golf, acknowledged personal errors, and expressed gratitude for the past four years. He also confirmed his intention to compete in the DP World Tour’s Nedbank Golf Challenge in South Africa this December.
He added, “Beyond that, I’ll pursue whatever comes next in the right way.”
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