Bryson DeChambeau has consistently been one of the longest hitters on the PGA Tour, and his driving distance stats over the years reflect a clear upward trend. In 2025, DeChambeau has reached a new personal best, averaging 328.8 yards off the tee, marking the longest driving average of his career so far.
Since his early years on tour, DeChambeau’s driving distance has steadily increased. Starting in 2016, he averaged 294.6 yards, then climbed to nearly 300 yards in 2017. His breakthrough came in 2018 with an average of 305.7 yards, followed by a slight dip in 2019. However, from 2020 onwards, his distances surged, peaking at 327.1 yards in 2022.
Consistent Power Growth Over the Years
The data shows that DeChambeau’s commitment to power and distance has paid off. After a minor setback in 2023, where his average dropped to 316.8 yards, he bounced back impressively in 2024 and 2025, reaching 323.5 and 328.8 yards respectively. This progression highlights his continuous work on strength and technique, making him a formidable presence off the tee.
Impact on Competitive Play
Driving distance is a critical factor in modern golf, especially on longer courses where length off the tee can translate into shorter approach shots and scoring opportunities. DeChambeau’s ability to consistently hit the ball over 320 yards gives him a significant advantage, particularly on courses that reward length and power.
Looking Ahead
As the 2025 season progresses, it will be interesting to see if DeChambeau can maintain or even improve upon this remarkable driving average. His performance continues to influence how players approach power training and equipment choices on tour.