Bryson DeChambeau finally did it. On his 16th day attempting a viral social media challenge, DeChambeau hit a hole-in-one over his $2 million house in Texas. It was DeChambeau's 134th attempt overall in the challenge and 14th attempt of the day.

So, he did it. Bryson DeChambeau completed his hole-in-one challenge. As the two-time major champion continues to dominate the world of online golf, I decided to dive deep into his challenge and analyze some of the numbers and data in his chase for the ace.

The 2024 U.S. Open champion started a challenge Nov. 13 in which he attempted to hit a hole-in-one over his house.

Golfer Bryson DeChambeau is finally the king of his castle. His days-long quest to hit a hole-in-one trick shot over his house has FINALLY ended. If you aren't up to speed, here's what's been happening.

On Nov. 13, Bryson DeChambeau began a quest to hit an ace from a tee in front of his Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex home to a golf hole in the back of

On the 16th day, Bryson DeChambeau finally got his hole-in-one. The LIV golfer and reigning U.S. Open champion started a challenge earlier this month of attempting to make a hole-in-one while hitting golf balls over his house and onto a backyard putting green.

After two weeks of failed attempts, Bryson DeChambeau completed the chip-in challenge over his house, and you should see his response.

Even the best golfers can go a lifetime without hitting a hole in one but for Bryson DeChambeau simply making one was not enough: he had to do so over his Texas mansion.