Bryson DeChambeau girlfriend Mikayla Demaiter showed up at LIV Golf Indianapolis over the weekend and posted from the course on her Instagram Story on Sunday, August 23. The appearance pushed a private relationship into public view at The Club at Chatham Hills, where DeChambeau was in competition.
Last week, Us Weekly said Demaiter and DeChambeau were an item, and a source described the relationship as pretty new and both as very happy. That kind of timeline matters here because the pair moved from rumor to public sightings in a narrow window, with Demaiter’s tournament-day post doing as much as any formal statement.
LIV Golf Indianapolis at Chatham Hills
Over the weekend, DeChambeau played at The Club at Chatham Hills while the LIV Golf Indianapolis field was sorted on the course. He tied for third place with Sergio Garcia, John Rahm took second place, and Michael La Sasso came out on top, which left DeChambeau’s result respectable even as the attention around him shifted away from the leaderboard.
On Sunday, August 23, Demaiter also shared a mirror selfie in a polka-dot two-piece set with a white purse on her shoulder. The pairing of a course photo and a fashion-forward post gave the relationship a dual public face: one tied directly to the tournament and one built for social media circulation.
August 24 and the kiss
On August 24, The Athletic reported that DeChambeau kissed his girlfriend before leaving and said, “There's something fun coming,” to the LIV broadcast Sunday. That is the clearest public signal yet that the relationship had moved beyond quiet rumor, and it came right as the tournament weekend ended.
Earlier this month, rumors about Bryson DeChambeau and Mikayla Demaiter started at LIV Golf New York, where she was seen wearing a guest pass and a Crushers GC hat. The public clues have been incremental rather than dramatic: first the sightings, then the course post, then the kiss. For now, the relationship is still being presented as private even as it plays out in front of cameras and on social feeds.
Demaiter’s background adds another layer to the public interest: she used to be a goalie for the Bluewater Hawks of Canada's Provincial Women's Hockey League Junior League and retired at 19 because of an injury. That history gives the relationship a sports-to-sports crossover feel, but the immediate story remains simpler and more concrete — she was there, she posted from the venue, and DeChambeau left with the relationship now fully visible.
