Many golfers joined the Halloween festivities this year. Brooks Koepka and his family went full “Men in Black” with matching suits and prop neuralyzers. Tony Finau’s family created a Michael Jackson “Thriller” dance video that garnered massive praise. Rory McIlroy dressed as Super Mario, while Paige Spiranac ran her now-famous “31 costumes in 31 days” series. Bryson DeChambeau wasn’t behind in the dress-up game!

Bryson DeChambeau decided that a mall uniform was the perfect way to celebrate the spooky season. The LIV Golf star posted a photo of himself decked out in full mall cop gear on Instagram, complete with the caption: “Tag someone who I should arrest.” The post quickly went viral, racking up 91,334 likes and over 188 comments within hours. Fans couldn’t resist chiming in with their own hilarious takes on Officer DeChambeau’s new career path.

This isn’t Bryson’s first rodeo with costume content. Back in 2018, he dressed up as fellow golfer Rickie Fowler, sporting the signature Puma outfit and cap. Since then, he’s become known for his Halloween golf challenge reels and playful skits that keep his 4.2 million Instagram followers entertained year-round.

His creative challenges extend beyond Halloween as well. Recently, DeChambeau launched his “ShotCup Challenge” on Instagram, attempting to chip a ping-pong ball from the ground floor into a tiny shot glass on the second floor. The reward? A Bentley Continental GT valued at $325,000 for one lucky fan. These viral stunts have helped him build a massive social media empire, with his YouTube channel boasting 2.2 million subscribers.

Bryson’s cop costume fit right into this playful trend sweeping through professional golf, and the comment section on Bryson’s post turned into pure comedy gold.

Fans troll Bryson DeChambeau’s Halloween cop costume

One fan immediately questioned his well-being, writing: “Has anyone checked Bryson lately?….” Others brought Scottie Scheffler into the mix—a reference to Scottie’s viral 2024 PGA Championship arrest.

“Scottie would hate to see you coming,” one commenter joked. Another pleaded, “Go arrest Scottie, please.” One creative fan took the joke even further: “You won’t knock on Scottie’s door today and throw him in the slammer so he can eat some chicken nuggets tonight for Halloween.” The Scottie references make perfect sense given the two golfers’ close friendship and successful Ryder Cup partnership over the years.

Some fans took the banter in a completely different direction. “When it starts as a Halloween costume and turns into a singles ad,” one person observed. They weren’t wrong—one fan boldly declared: “I want to get arrested by you 😍 please !! 😂”

Bryson’s Halloween cop post proves he knows exactly how to keep fans engaged. Whether he’s attempting impossible golf challenges or dressing up for the holidays, the world No. 23 continues dominating social media just as effectively as he dominates the golf course. Officer DeChambeau might not be making any real arrests, but he’s definitely captured the attention of golf fans everywhere.