Bryson DeChambeau is making a bit of history this week, becoming the first reigning U.S. Open champ to play an official event in India and the first reigning major champ of any kind to play there in six decades. It took a lot less time for him to do something spectacular in the Asian country.

Playing in the first round of the Asian Tourโ€™s International Series India, DeChambeau dared to try a risky recovery shot over water on the eighth hole. Adding to the difficulty was the fact that he was in a fairway bunker and partially blocked out by some trees. But thatโ€™s barely an obstacle to a man who recently made a hole-in-one over his freaking house.

Of course, DeChambeau went for the glory from about 230 yards out. And, of course, he pulled it off with his ball finishing safely just off the putting surface. Have a look:

Impressive stuff. And chipping in for eagle was the perfect cherry on top.

Look at the line he took on this one. Out of the sand. Over the water.

Then again, he is the reigning U.S. Open champ. And he won that tournament at Pinehurst by pulling off a spectacular long bunker shot as well. And, in case youโ€™re wondering, yes, the dude is drawing a crowd.

Grow the game! The LIV Golf star is also playing pretty well at two under through 16 holes when play was stopped after a weather delay earlier in the day. DeChambeau is currently two off the clubhouse lead of Eugenio Chacarra.

Main Image: Asian Tour