Bryson DeChambeau Vows To Speed Up In Statement

The Golfing Scientist says he wants to be part of the solution to slow play, not the problem

Bryson DeChambeau Vows To Speed Up In Statement

Bryson DeChambeau was the centre of a slow play storm at the Northern Trust where he was lambasted for taking over 2 minutes 20 seconds to hit a putt.

The Golfing Scientist felt like he had been "attacked" on social media but did manage to clear the air with Brooks Koepka in a discussion.

The five-time PGA Tour winner has released a statement saying that he is "committed to being a part of the solution" to slow play and "not the problem."

WATCH: 9 Tips To Beat Slow Play

"Slow play affects the quality of the game for both players and our fans and I’ve always had the utmost respect for my playing partners, including JT and Tommy. I’m constantly trying to improve and I will do my very best to improve my pace," he wrote on Instagram.

"Golf is my passion and livelihood.

"It’s my responsibility to help improve the game to be more enjoyable for all.

"Pace of play has been an issue for golf at all levels for a long time, and I'm committed to being a part of the solution, not the problem.

"I want to be a good representative of the game and the @PGATour and I looking forward to working with the TOUR and fellow players to find a solution to slow play."

The video of DeChambeau's putt received over 2.5 million views on social media and drew plenty of criticism including from his fellow pros.

The American was called a "single minded twit" by Eddie Pepperell who later apologised.

This all prompted the PGA Tour to announce that it would be reviewing its pace of play policy.

Expand PGA Tour To Review Its Slow Play Policy After DeChambeau Viral Video

PGA Tour To Review Its Slow Play Policy After DeChambeau Viral Video

The viral video of Bryson DeChambeau taking over…

Expand DeChambeau And Koepka Discuss Slow Play – ‘Say It To My Face’

DeChambeau And Koepka Discuss Slow Play – ‘Say It To My Face’

The pair had a chat before the final…

Expand Podcast: How Can We Stop Slow Play? + Harrington’s Tips

Podcast: How Can We Stop Slow Play? + Harrington’s Tips

We reflect on a controversial weekend where slow…

Expand 5 Ways To Speed Up Play On Tour

5 Ways To Speed Up Play On Tour

Five hour rounds on Tour need to be…

DeChambeau plays in this week's BMW Championship at Medinah in the second of the three FedEx Cup Playoff events.

The top 70 have made it and just 30 will progress to the finale at East Lake.

He is currently 20th in the standings so look set to play at the Tour Championship next week.

For all the latest golf news, check the Golf Monthly website and follow our social media channels