Bryson DeChambeau reveals whether he'd play golf with Kamala Harris or Barack Obama after hosting Donald Trump on his YouTube channel

Bryson DeChambeau says that he's open to playing golf with anyone on the political spectrum after Donald Trump appeared on his YouTube channel.

The video, which has since done 6.6million views on the platform, has gone viral with the former president teeing it up with the two-time US Open winner.

Speaking to media ahead of this weekend's LIV Golf event, DeChambeau said that he'd be open to playing with any influential political leaders if they wish to play with him - regardless of political party.

'We wanted to showcase the golf abilities of any influential person,' DeChambeau said. 'He was definitely up on a list that I wanted to showcase. We were able to call out and ask him to play. And he said, "Yeah, absolutely."

'We asked the other side as well. And anyone that wants to play, they're more than willing to do something for charity. I wanted to make it about charity in the Wounded Warrior [Project]. I've done a lot for them in the past, and it was fantastic to see that he was willing to support it as well. And as well as anybody that wants to support their charity.

Bryson DeChambeau said he'd be open to playing golf with any influential political leader

This comes after he posted a video of himself playing golf with Donald Trump on Youtube

'I'm more than willing to do a fundraiser for them and drive a lot of traction to those charities, whichever they are. So that was a mainstay of mine, and I wanted to create some cool content. 

'He's obviously a figure that can pull a lot of views, and we thought it'd be great to showcase his golfing ability, and he's a pretty good golfer. So it was a lot of fun to do, and it took a little bit, but we got it approved. It was fun to shoot. Happened in three days. 

'I think we did it on July 6 on Saturday. It was a few weeks before all the stuff went down. It was a great time. We had a blast. Again, I look forward doing a lot more of those with other influential people.'

In a follow-up, someone asked if he has since asked the new Democratic Party nominee Kamala Harris if she'd be interested in coming on the show.

'Whether it's Obama or anyone else on that side, I'm more than willing to play with them,' DeChambeau replied. 'I have no issues whatsoever. 

'I think that's the thing about golf is that the more we can utilize golf to bring everyone together in a cool way, I think that's the vision of the global game of golf. 

'It's important for me. Inspiring a younger generation is huge for me. That's why I think this YouTube space is so cool because it really shows people's true side. I think that's what I'm trying to accomplish. 

'It's definitely helped me on that regard, and I can't wait to hopefully do it with others.'