In the high-stakes world of professional golf, raw talent and physical precision steal the spotlight. Yet for Bryson DeChambeau and many other golfers, true success goes beyond technique and strength. He sees mental health as an equally powerful tool, one that shapes not just how he performs on the course, but how he navigates triumph, disappointment, and the relentless pressures of life in the public eye.

“I would say the mental health component is just as important as your skill set. It’s another tool in the toolkit for you. And, you know, when you’re playing the best golf of your life or doing really well or when you’re struggling, you have to have that mental capacity to take the good and the bad on,” Bryson DeChambeau told Kai Trump in a YouTube video she uploaded on her channe

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