We can now get a closer look at Bryson DeChambeau’s top secret driver (and you can buy it, too!)

Bryson DeChambeau's new LA Golf driver is now for sale.

Bryson DeChambeau and LA Golf have been super tight-lipped about their driver collaboration. Now, though, everything is out in the open…

Not many golfers get quite as involved in their golf equipment as Bryson DeChambeau.

Who can forget his spell with Cobra’s One Length irons? Or the time he revealed he would test his golf balls’ “balance” by floating them in salt water?

Then, along with LA Golf, DeChambeau put his expertise into his very first driver – and now you can get your hands on it.

The US Open champ moved into the world of club design last year, and TG asked him all about it at Royal Troon, where he said his “main goal” was to “see it more in play around the world and across different levels”

“It’s not just going to be unique to me,” he explained.

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Around the same time, LA Golf released a statement that read: “For decades, big golf brands have built a one-size-fits-all driver. Those days are over.

“LA Golf, in collaboration with Bryson DeChambeau, have designed the first driver ever where the face and shaft fit your swing.

“It’s time to make your mishits go straighter.”

Then, in October, we got a sneak peek at the driver when DeChambeau starred in a video with YouTube star and reigning PGA Tour Content Creator Classic champion Grant Horvat.

Now – finally! – LA Golf have finally got us some up-close-and-personal shots of their new driver.

We’ll bring you more as we get it, but for the time being why not enjoy gazing at this beautiful creation?

Want to put it in your bag? You can buy it over at LA Golf’s website. But first you must take a quick quiz to make sure you get the right combination.

There are four faces from which to choose.

Face ID: 8-7

Suitable for… swing speeds above 135mph and built for long hitters.

Loft range: 2.5-5.5 degrees

LA Golf say: Engineered for elite long-drive competitors and players with swing speeds over 135 mph, the 8-7 is built for maximum ball speed and distance. With an ultra-low launch and spin profile, it delivers a penetrating trajectory and optimized stability, allowing high-speed players to unleash their full power while maintaining control off the tee.

Face ID: 9-9

Suitable for… swing speeds from 125-134mph and golfers who want power and precision.

Loft range: 6.5-9.5 degrees

LA Golf say: For players with exceptionally high swing speeds, the 9-9 model provides low launch and reduced spin while maintaining control, balancing distance and forgiveness for those who generate explosive clubhead speed. Its face curvature is designed to keep drives long and straight, ensuring off-center hits stay in play while still bombing it past your friends.

Face ID: 10-10

Suitable for… swing speeds from 110-124mph and golfers who want tour-level control.

Loft range: 8-11 degrees

LA Golf say: Optimized for high swing speed players, the 10-10 model features a precise bulge and roll profile to manage side spin on off-center strikes. This results in straighter, more controlled drives, helping players maintain accuracy and consistency at higher speeds.

Face ID: 12-11

Suitable for… swing speeds from 90-109mph and golfers who want distance and forgiveness.

Loft range: 9-12 degrees

LA Golf say: Built for mid-range swing speed players to increase carry distance and optimize side spin to straighten off-center hits. The 12-11 features a slightly increased face curvature compared to the 13-12, producing the precise spin conditions for a perfect blend of maximum distance and accuracy.

Face ID: 13-12

Suitable for… swing speeds below 90mph and golfers who want high-launch and maximum forgiveness.

Loft range: 10.5-13.5 degrees

LA Golf say: Engineered for players with slower swing speeds, the 13-12 model offers a higher launch and optimized carry distance. Its tailored bulge and roll profile helps reduce side spin on off-center hits, promoting straighter, more consistent ball flights for players seeking added forgiveness and distance.

Whichever model you choose, it will set you back a cool $649/£510.

Intrigued? Head over to the LA Golf’s website to find out more.