Bryson Dechambeau New Caddie Greg Bodine

Bryson Dechambeau and Greg Bodine entered the final green in the opening round of the 2023 PGA Championship on May 18, 2023.

In the opening round at Oak Hill, Dechambeau put forth a solid effort that allowed him to achieve a 4-under 66. He tied his Championship low score and had a one-shot advantage over Scottie Scheffler, Dustin Johnson, and Corey Conners.

PGA Professional Kenny Pigman got hit by Bryson's errant tee shot in the process. He averaged 347 yards on the two holes seen, and his ball speed was constantly in the mid-180s.

Following his performance, caddie Greg stated that Bryson has the pace and can move the ball and is chipping it.

Bodine watched Bryson's careful preparation pay off with a creative game plan highlighting DeChambeau's rediscovered talents.

Before hearing from DeChambeau's staff that they were seeking a new looper, Bodine had been out of the game for two years and was managing a brand-new indoor golf facility in Seattle.

Bryson and Greg have been friendly but not particularly close throughout the years. Also, they have played on the same U.S. Cup teams and engaged in a few Sunday battles.

Also, as they teamed up at a LIV event, Dechambeau recorded the best result of his LIV career there. He then carried that momentum into the year's second major title.

Greg Bodine was golf player Tony Finau caddy for six years. Bodine was on Finau's side when he won his first PGA Tour victory at the Puerto Rico Open in March 2016.

Greg cousin's Andrew and Michael Putnam are both golfers. Because of his cousin, he got a chance to meet professional golfer Finau.

Andrew finished the PGA Tour's 2018 season ranked No. 33 in the FedExCup. Michael competed on the Web.com Tour, winning three times.

Tony and Greg teamed up and succeeded at the 2016 Puerto Rico Open. They were on the 18th green with Tiger Woods in the last group at the Masters in 2019 when Tiger pulled off an incredible victory there.

Brodine was ready to loop for Tony in his second appearance for the United States team at the 2019 President Cup.

Bodine and Finau experienced their initial experience of American team golf at the Ryder Cup where Finau went 2-1 but Americans fell short of Europe 17.5 to 10.5.

The selection of Finau's final captain by Jim Furyk at the Ryder's Cup was the coolest moment in Greg's golf caddying career.

Bodine believed Finau's adaptable personality to be an essential benefit for the Presidents Cup team in addition to his talent. Bodine says the Presidents Cup pairings are similar to those from the Hero's first round.

Greg Bodine has a net worth of $2 million. Greg earns around $3000 per tournament.

Before starting his career, he played golf at Biola University Eagles. Bodine helped his college golf team grow after becoming a varsity program in 2008.

Talking about his golf career, he had a respectable college career with the Eagles with his best season being 2011–2012, where he had an 80.7 round average.

His lowest scores were 152 strokes for a 36-hole event and 232 for a 54-hole event. However, after ending his playing career, he worked as an assistant men's golf coach.

As Greg worked as a coach, Finau had complete confidence and trust in Greg.

Currently caddying for Bryson in the 2023 PGA Championship, Bryson took the clubhouse lead after the first round. 

Talking about his personal life, he is married to Kelsey Marie Bodine and has two kids.