The new U.S. Open champion saw the Golf Channel analyst trying to replicate his great bunker escape, and it made for an incredible moment of television.
on Sunday night. After celebrating the victory with just about every golf fan in attendance, he stopped by the 18th hole to see the Golf Channel's Johnson Wagner trying to recreate the legendary shot for a segment of "Live From."
DeChambeau got into the bunker alongside Wagner and began giving him some advice. After receiving valuable pointers from the champ himself, Wagner had another go at recreating his shot.
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