Bryson DeChambeau Says the Moon Landing Footage Isn’t Real

It’s no secret that Bryson DeChambeau is a quirky guy. You could probably use 1,000 other words to describe him, too, but in this case, we’ll stick with quirky. Anyway, he recently sat down for an interview on the The Katie Miller Podcast—he’s had some extra time on his hands after missed cuts at the Masters and PGA—and among other things, commented on the 1969 moon landing.

I’d love to say that’s unexpected, but you never know with this guy.

Since Elon Musk says we’ve been to the moon, DeChambeau thinks so, too. However, he says the footage isn’t real.

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In the same interview, he seemed conflicted on what his future in golf holds for him.

“I'm in that weird space right now, I don't know what to do, either: Content creation or professional golf. I don't know what to do right now,” he said.

What a time it is for our sport. One of the biggest names in golf seriously considering YouTube over a professional tour. Truly wild.