Bryson DeChambeau's Texas Moves: From Dallas Mansion to Florida Dream Home

Bryson DeChambeau, the 30-year-old golf pro known for his victories on both the PGA Tour and LIV Golf, has made some big moves when it comes to his living situation. Unlike many golfers who flock to Florida, DeChambeau has a strong connection to Texas and is often considered more of a Texan than a Californian, which is where he was born. With a hefty bank account thanks to his golf wins and his deal with LIV Golf, DeChambeau hasn't been shy about splurging on luxurious homes. In 2018, he bought a massive 5, 339-square-foot mansion in the Melshire Estates neighborhood of Dallas’ Preston Hollow area. This palatial pad featured five bedrooms, a golf simulator, and six bathrooms—all showcased in a YouTube video he shared two years later. After enjoying his victories from this Dallas home for six years, DeChambeau decided it was time for a change. He listed the house for $3 million, and it sold for $2. 8 million in August 2024, with help from his friend and fellow pro golfer, Austin Smotherman’s wife, Jessica.

So, where did DeChambeau head after leaving Dallas? He moved to Florida, specifically to Grapevine. His new home is said to sit on a sprawling 2. 5 acres and boasts floor-to-ceiling glass walls. Unlike his previous abode, this one features a real 60-yard golf hole instead of a simulator. DeChambeau has been challenging himself daily to make a hole-in-one from his driveway to the putting green. The exact price tag of his Grapevine home hasn't been revealed, but it's clear that it's a multi-million dollar investment. DeChambeau's real estate journey shows how his success in golf has allowed him to live a life filled with luxurious properties.

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