In addition to the century’s top songs, Billboard also made lists of the top artists and the top albums, based on chart performances. Taylor Swift was named the No. 1 artist of the century, and Morgan ...

A fan made a hole-in-one over Bryson DeChambeau's mansion on the fifth attempt and took home $100,000. The challenge was part of a recent YouTube video on Bryson's channel where several random ...

This chart-topping song (on multiple formats) spent 13 weeks at No. 1 on both the Mainstream Rock + Alternative Airplay ...

"I get a notification that says Bryson DeChambeau wants to follow you and I say 'Well, this is pretty fun!" Elliot told Action News. You can watch the full video of the hole-in-one challenge by ...

A LUCKY golf fan has bagged $100,000 after hitting a hole-in-one - over Bryson DeChambeau's house. The reigning US Open champion threw upon his doors for a viral challenge earlier this week.

If golf doesn’t work out for him, Bryson DeChambeau already has a solid ... which has since garnered a mammoth 13million views. Yet one of his more recent challenges fascinated followers more ...

Bryson, 31, finally achieved the hole-in-one on Day 16 of the challenge, taking a total of 134 shots. Following the feat, he opened up the challenge to the public and allowed fans to compete for a ...

One golf fan hit the shot of his life in front of Bryson DeChambeau (Picture: YouTube) An amateur golf player hit the shot of his life to make a hole-in-one over Bryson DeChambeau’s house and ...

Missouri center Josh Gray ... a frustrating number of offensive boards. That just might be changing. Through three games of Southeastern Conference play, MU (13-3, 2-1) is one of the league ...

Back in November, Bryson DeChambeau ran a series on social media where he tried to make a hole-in-one over his house. On Day 1, he took one shot. On Day 2, he took two shots. On Day 3, well ...

It’s Bryson DeChambeau. DeChambeau seems custom made for TGL, with his analytics-heavy approach. The spin rates measured and spit out on screen by TGL simulators — DeChambeau could recite them ...