section_path: Personal life/YouTube channel
section_name: YouTube channel
paragraph_text: YouTube channel
  
  DeChambeau started creating content on YouTube in 2020, originally to show behind-the-scenes footage about his life on the PGA Tour. He stated he wanted to use the platform as a vehicle to reinvent his public image and communicate directly with fans. On his channel, he has participated in challenges such as using 1930s-era hickory clubs, as well "Break 50", a series about shooting a sub-50 round in a scramble format. Guests in his "Break 50" series have included fellow professional golfers, athletes such as Tony Romo and Tom Brady, as well as President Donald Trump. DeChambeau's video with Trump was released in July 2024, and received over 3 million views within 12 hours.
  
  By September 2024, DeChambeau had garnered around 1.5 million subscribers on YouTube, surpassing the PGA Tour's subscriber count on the platform. DeChambeau stated that he took inspiration from the YouTuber MrBeast, in particular his gamification strategies.
  
  DeChambeau started creating content on YouTube in 2020, originally to show behind-the-scenes footage about his life on the PGA Tour. He stated he wanted to use the platform as a vehicle to reinvent his public image and communicate directly with fans. On his channel, he has participated in challenges such as using 1930s-era hickory clubs, as well "Break 50", a series about shooting a sub-50 round in a scramble format. Guests in his "Break 50" series have included fellow professional golfers, athletes such as Tony Romo and Tom Brady, as well as President Donald Trump. DeChambeau's video with Trump was released in July 2024, and received over 3 million views within 12 hours.
  
  By September 2024, DeChambeau had garnered around 1.5 million subscribers on YouTube, surpassing the PGA Tour's subscriber count on the platform. DeChambeau stated that he took inspiration from the YouTuber MrBeast, in particular his gamification strategies.