Golfer Bryson DeChambeau's career could be at a crossroads as he faces a race against time to secure a spot on the European Tour, according to a report from the Daily Mail.

DeChambeau, who was a prominent figure in the LIV Golf league, now finds himself with a need to establish a competitive outlet following the financial and temporal limitations of LIV. The report suggests that his recent 2024 US Open victory presents a potential pathway to the DP World Tour, but he must act swiftly to capitalize on this opportunity.

The Daily Mail highlights a "little-known loophole" that DeChambeau could exploit. Failing to secure a place on the European Tour could relegate him to becoming "an irrelevant YouTuber doing tricks for clicks," the report states, implying a significant loss to the sport.

It would be a hideous loss to all parties if DeChambeau focuses on being a YouTube golfer doing tricks for clicks

DeChambeau's career has seen its share of controversy, including an incident at last summer's Open where he was accused of improving his lie. While some rivals may view him as a "prat," the report acknowledges that he contributes to golf's ecosystem.

DeChambeau was caught up in a cheating storm at the Open last summer when he was accused of improving his lie

The article suggests that if the PGA Tour is strategic, they should "send out the rescue party and finesse a few rules" to facilitate DeChambeau's return.

If the PGA Tour are smart, they will send out the rescue party and finesse a few rules to get DeChambeau back and quickly