Bryson DeChambeau shares his Halloween costume on Instagram

Bryson DeChambeau joined the Halloween fun on Friday, sharing his hilarious costume on Instagram. The two-time major winner dressed as Paul Blart from the 2009 comedy Paul Blart: Mall Cop. He wore a dark short-sleeved uniform shirt and black trousers. He accessorized it with shoes, sunglasses, gloves and handcuffs hanging from his belt.

DeChambeau’s Instagram post included a 10-slide carousel showing him in full mall security guard mode. In one clip, he is seen sitting on a chair eating pizza, before a skateboarder enters the scene and triggers a chaotic chase. Signs in the background read “MALL COP ON DUTY” and “NO SKATEBOARDING.” He captioned the post:

“Tag someone who I should arrest”

The Halloween post comes while DeChambeau is on a break, as the LIV Golf season has concluded. The two-time U.S. Open champion is reportedly working on finalizing a new deal with LIV Golf ahead of the 2026 season opener in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, according to social media account Flushing It.

DeChambeau joined LIV Golf during its inaugural season in June 2022. His current contract runs through the end of 2026. In the LIV Golf League, he has won three individual events, and his team, Crushers FC, claimed the team championship in 2023.

Bryson DeChambeau experiments with AI through Google Gemini’s Nano Banana

Bryson DeChambeau is taking his curiosity off the course to a new level. On October 27, the LIV Golfer shared a carousel of AI-generated pictures on Instagram using Google Gemini’s new feature, Nano Banana. This tool turns simple photos into imaginative, lifelike images.

In one of the pictures he is seen standing beside a younger version of himself with the caption “Keep pushing,” merging childhood and recent photos in a nostalgic film-style effect. Other images included a 3D figurine of Bryson and a portrait set against the 1895 U.S. Open. He described the project as a fun experiment, writing:

“#Sponsored I’ve been cookin up lately. It’s been a lot of fun experimenting with @googlegemini new feature, Nano Banana on @googlepixel #GooglePixel”

DeChambeau isn’t new to AI. Earlier this year, he worked with Google Cloud to use Gemini AI through the Sportsbox AI app, helping him analyze and tweak his swing right before teeing off. The tool even played a part in his one-stroke win at the 2024 U.S. Open.

With the LIV Golf season now over, Bryson DeChambeau is turning his attention to new projects for his YouTube channel. He recently collaborated with four-time NBA champion Stephen Curry for his Break 50 episode.

Edited by Sonali Verma