DeChambeau’s YouTube Brand Could Decide His PGA Tour Comeback

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With LIV's funding in flux, Bryson DeChambeau's potential PGA Tour return may hinge on media‑rights rules: the Tour currently bars content that substitutes for official broadcasts, potentially limiting his YouTube output unless policy changes; insiders differ on the likelihood of adjustments—some expect changes, others say he won’t return if he must relinquish YouTube profits. DeChambeau has hinted at stepping back from full‑time play to focus on YouTube, possibly competing only in majors, and the Tour under Brian Rolapp is moving toward modernization that could make keeping the channel more feasible given his star power.
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