Bryson vs. Brooks Match in Vegas – Betting Odds and Details

The whispers at Whistling Straits have come to fruition. After Bryson DeChambeau hinted that “something fun” was in the works, the fifth edition of “The Match” has been confirmed.

Bryson and Brooks will clash at Wynn Golf Club in Las Vegas the day after Thanksgiving.

Exact details and stakes of the match are yet to be announced, but we know the two will face off in a 12-hole competition televised on TNT. Scheduled for 4 pm ET on November 26^th, let’s break out the popular phrase.

Get your popcorn ready!

So does this mean we’re having “Friendsgiving” #CapitalOnesTheMatch x @turnersportspr pic.twitter.com/nkuKLivHxN

— Brooks Koepka (@BKoepka) October 6, 2021

BetOnline wasted no time generating Bryson vs. Brooks odds. Just a few hours after the fifth edition of the Match was declared, BetOnline installed the line you see above.

Although we don’t know which 12 holes they’re playing yet or what the format consists of, we have to assume this “made for TV” event will feature plenty of drama. High-profile broadcasters Ernie Johnson Charles Barkley are rumored to be on the call, and don’t think Phil Mickelson is going to miss this action just because he’s not playing.

Lefty has been part of each of the first four iterations of the Match – expect to see Phil incorporated into #5 at some capacity. 

Let’s take a closer look at the beef between Bryson and Brooks.

We all saw the two hug it out at the Ryder Cup. Steve Stricker assured us the beef had been set aside and that the only thing had been blown up by the media’s agenda. But is that really the case?

This ongoing feud is approaching three years – the two have traded numerous barbs through social media accounts. Here are some cliff notes to help sort out how this rivalry was born.

You were right @b_dechambeau I am 2 short of a 6 pack! pic.twitter.com/aCJ1jimId6

— Brooks Koepka (@BKoepka) January 16, 2020

As many thought this back and forth ribbing was mostly for entertainment, direct shots at one another offer a different perspective.

For example, when Bryson tweeted at Brooks “it’s nice to be living rent free in your head.”

And then came all of the “Brooksy” shouts. So much so that the PGA Tour had to issue a statement that any fans who called Bryson “Brooksy” would be kicked off the premises.

So yeah, I’d say there’s still plenty of animosity built up between this pair. Perhaps all the bickering reaches a breaking point the day after Thanksgiving.