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Matt Cradock

Social Media Reacts To Bryson DeChambeau's Incredible 58

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Bryson DeChambeau jumps in the air on the 18th green

On Sunday at LIV Golf Greenbrier, Bryson DeChambeau joined an incredibly rare group of players to shoot 58 in tournament play! Carding 13 birdies and a bogey, the American was on incredible form as he picked up his first LIV Golf title.

Understandably, the incredible feat was heavily reacted to on social media, with many media outlets, golfers and fans taking to social to give their views and feelings about DeChambeau's amazing golf.

First things first, let's watch the final putt on the 18th hole which secured the 58, as well as the reaction from the man himself. 

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Phil Mickelson also responded to DeChambeau's celebration - a celebration which was somewhat similar to Mickelson's at the 2004 Masters, in which Lefty jumped into the air following his first Major scalp.

(Image credit: Twitter: @PhilMickelson)

It wasn't just the six-time Major winner who reacted, with the best reactions on social listed below.

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