Bryson DeChambeau's first taste of fall golf comes with rain
The Sugarloaf visit has passed 1.4 million views, with Maine viewers adding their own memories of the mountain course.
No. 47 on the daily chartNo. 2 on the Sports chart
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
The World’s Most Beautiful Fall Golf Course
Video summary
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- 1:33A late-night drive and gas-station stop precede Bryson's early-morning resort check-in.
- 4:20John and Oscar introduce the course layout at the clubhouse.
- 7:49Bryson takes driver over a fairway creek before sudden rain changes the conditions.
- 13:17Wind and rain complicate the par-three third hole.
- 18:14The round pauses for a closer look at trees and berries beside the course.
The penthouse check-in comes well after midnight. By morning, Bryson DeChambeau is discovering a kind of golf he says he has never truly played: fall golf.
His Sugarloaf trip supplied the biggest audience of this week's two uploads. In "The World's Most Beautiful Fall Golf Course," the scenery gets him reaching for a painterly comparison: "Yeah, Bob Ross literally might have designed the place." Locals John and Oscar help introduce the layout before the weather makes its own contribution.
A huge driver carry over a creek shows that sightseeing hasn't softened his approach. Then rain arrives, a windy par three brings a bunker and a bogey, and Bryson embraces the less postcard-perfect part of the outing: "This is what it's all about, though: experiencing golf in all of its elements."
The comments add a welcome local perspective. Maine viewers describe being accustomed to the foliage that amazes him; others recall their own Sugarloaf rounds. His repeated use of "diabolical" has also inspired a chocolate-milk sipping game.
The new course film carries the most viewing momentum, followed by "Come try to beat my 9 hole score 👀". The older backyard tournament final remains active too. Channel viewing is running comfortably above its usual daily level, though subscribers held steady over the week at roughly three million.
Nearby in golf, Rick Shiels also has above-usual daily viewing. Bryson's week, meanwhile, pairs that mountain-course discovery with a fresh invitation to take on his nine-hole score.
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What viewers say
New chocolate milk drinking game: Take a sip whenever Bryson says "diabolical."
@millyshelbiSee it on YouTubeIt’s funny seeing you so amazed by Maine and the foliage. I’ve lived here my whole life so I’m used to it. Sugarloaf is awesome
@JiangGangSee it on YouTubeGreat to see you playing Sugarloaf! My family has vacationed in that area for close to 40 years now and I finally made it over there to play a round. I was just as awestruck at the hole layout, especially 10 and 11. A difficult course for sure and a 3 under with wind like that is pretty impressive.
@msd10See it on YouTube
3 more comments
I golf at Sugarloaf and Sunday River in October every year. The experience is always magical, something about being surrounded by woods and mountains in the fall. Come back soon, Bryson.
@Palmtree-hw8kpSee it on YouTubeImagine you're working the night shift at your local gas station, and Bryson DeChambeau walks in at 2:30 am
@lifeslife-m5ySee it on YouTubeI love seeing Bryson go to these beautiful golf courses and give them the respect like he does
@twaynebailey335See it on YouTube
Public comments from the video's page on YouTube
The videos drawing views on Bryson DeChambeau right now
- Channel
- Bryson DeChambeau
- Subscribers
- 3,010,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 4,417,700
- Videos published this week
- 2
- Video published
- October 29, 2026
- Video views so far
- 1,424,861
- Views on its first day
- 1,082,327
The numbers
Here's how Bryson's uploads and audience moved over the week.
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