Can I Break 50 With Tom Brady From The Front Tees?

In this video I brought in the greatest NFL player of all time for the last Break 50 episode of season one....

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[brysondechambeau]

What an amazing season! Who would you guys like to see for season 2? 👀

[tombrady]

You have no idea the pressure lifted off my shoulders when we used my drive off the first tee 😂

[tomgibson]

Adam Sandler on a break 50 would go nuclear

[brysondechambeau]

Shoutout to Tom for coming on, be sure to go check out his channel as well!

[mattchojnacki]

Day one of requesting Bryson gets two shots and does a break 50 scramble with himself. I wanna see how good he plays by making adjustments.

[pwaveqrs]

This is some of the absolute best sports psychology exploration around! From Bryson giving credit to his caddy for getting up and down at the US Open to Tom giving credit to Peyton for a play that got Gronkowski half of his receiving yards. Then they discuss mental errors versus performance errors. Emotions in sports. Sadness causes withdrawal. Anger leads to action. So much amazing philosophy. Thank you both.

[kaitrump]

I think you, me, and Grandpa could get the job done!

[rubiconbaron]

Your break-50 series feels more like a podcast. It's fun to watch the golf, but it's your ability to have great conversations with such a diverse range of personalities that makes your content so great.

[YvngShizzz]

Essentially interviewing superstar athletes and celebs while playing amazing golf gotta be top 5 all time ideas

[ugniusnumas]

tom talking football like this is such juice. The goat giving bts of what made him the goat is just rare and new i feel like. hes also not constrained by certain rules in this format like he would be/is in other formats.

[RockyPList]

Michael Jordan on one of these break 50's would be amazing!

[Shadwcarab]

Love what Tom was saying about "understanding the why" in sports. I'm not American and don't know much about American football but that advice is applicable to every sport. So many talented kids know how to do stuff, they have all the technique and skill but if they don't know how and when to apply those skills they will never reach their full potential. Directly telling them the 'why' is one way to do it but imo the most effective way to help kids understand the game is by challenging them to try to understand it themselves; when they do something, ask them why, ask them what they saw and why they did what they did, if they don't have an answer, guide them, and over time they will begin to come up with answers themselves. Really, really great advice from Tom there.

[Zekew]

By far my favorite episode of break 50. Tom comes off as such a down to earth and genuine dude who’s dishing out some serious wisdom. Perfect guest personality meshing, felt very natural and relaxed while still maintaining top quality golf shots!

[sev.]

Chase...a shout out to you for your editing this season. I really enjoyed the natural balance between the speed of the shots with the commentary. Congrats on your great work.

[Charlie]

These videos are the best. Getting to hear people talk about it what they want, in long form, relaxed, no scripted banter. So refreshing.

[michealstarbuck]

The conversation at 32 mins ish needs to be clipped and shared everywhere such good advice. They are the best in the world.

[utofbu]

The fact that you gave a lot of the glory of that superb shot to your caddy is why you are the GOAT. You understand the game at that level. Human relationships, giving into a feeling etc. Never lose that. What an affirmation man. For real, thx for that. Needed it.

[siryacht]

The conversations from around 30-40 minutes were so vulnerable and awesome

[beb-jrb]

Just when you thought the collabs couldn’t get any crazier he brings in the goat

[alexppg]

Great episode. This is the best look at Tom Brady I've seen. He comes off as authentic and likeable. Good series for the golf, even better series b/c it humanizes some of these stars that we don't get to see in this sort of context very often.