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.

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

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.

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.

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.