Bryson DeChambeau’s LA GOLF Driver: More Looks and Details

Over the past few months, things with Bryson DeChambeau’s LA GOLF Driver have continued to heat up as we got our first looks at the club.

But we are finally getting more looks and more details about the driver as Bryson revealed a few more details about it during a recent video release on YouTube.

It is perhaps one of the best looks we have yet. DeChambeau also gave some details on his specific build.

SPOTTED: Bryson DeChambeau’s LA GOLF Driver

As for the looks, we have seen some pretty close-up views of the head of the driver, which has some repetitive font on it, donning the name of the company that manufactures it. LA GOLF has said that the driver it plans to release for the public will be the first to be fully catered to the player.

The face and shaft will be fitted to the player, bringing an extra dimension to the fitting process and making the club even more suitable to the golfer's swing and style.

DeChambeau shed some details on his specific build in a video from late last week, revealing that his driver has just five degrees of loft:

Typically, drivers have between 8 and 12 degrees of loft for amateur players. The driver he was using in this video, a Kirkland Signature driver from the Costco lineup, was a 10.5-degree driver, but the sleeve was set to -1, making it 9.5 degrees.

DeChambeau admitted that his LA GOLF driver was "actually built perfectly for me." He had 175 MPH ball speed and 321 carry with range balls.

These are some of the best looks we've had so far at what DeChambeau's specific build is. This is likely what LA GOLF plans to release in the coming months, but it will, of course, be catered to what we should be playing with.