Bryson DeChambeau tees up Northwood course round in new YouTube video

Bryson DeChambeau posted a new YouTube video on Tuesday, July 15, 2026, filming his round at Northwood Golf Club in Guerneville, California.

What happened?

Bryson DeChambeau, the two-time major champion, played the nine-hole Northwood Golf Club on July 12, 2026 to film content for his YouTube channel. The video went live at 3:00 p.m. Pacific on July 15. Northwood is a public track set among towering redwoods and designed by Dr. Alister McKenzie, the architect behind Augusta National and Cypress Point.

Why this course matters

Northwood’s routing winds through old-growth redwoods and hosts a mix of short par-fours and reachable par-fives. McKenzie’s fingerprints are all over the layout: tight fairways, undulating greens, and forced carries that punish errant shots. DeChambeau’s visit shines a spotlight on a course that rarely hosts touring pros but draws locals for its scenery and challenge.

What’s next for DeChambeau

DeChambeau’s channel has nearly three million subscribers, and this video adds another swing-focused clip to his library. He has not announced a competitive start in the next PGA Tour event, but his last major outing came at the 2026 U.S. Open in June. Fans can expect fresh course vlogs and training footage as he gears up for the FedEx Cup stretch.

How to watch the video

The full Northwood round is embedded on DeChambeau’s YouTube channel. The clip runs just under 15 minutes and includes overhead drone shots of the redwood canopy and on-course commentary from DeChambeau.