Bryson DeChambeau takes US Open trophy to Broadway in Nashville as LIV golfer continues celebrations after dramatic win over Rory McIlroy

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In case there were any doubt that Bryson DeChambeau won the US Open this month, the 30-year-old LIV Golf star took the trophy on a tour of Nashville's Broadway this week.

Dressed in a black shirt and jeans, DeChambeau paraded down the thoroughfare known for its honkytonks, live country music, and booze-fueled bachelorette parties.

DeChambeau took a few photos with fans and exchanged some high fives, all while carrying the US Open Championship Trophy he won following Rory McIlroy's collapse on Sunday in North Carolina.

He is in Nashville this week for a LIV Golf event while his former PGA rivals are at the Traveler's Championship in Cromwell, Connecticut. McIlroy has decided to skip the tournament following Sunday's disappointing finish.

The Southern Methodist alum has been celebrating after since his improbable comeback. Not only did he allow fans to touch his new trophy at Pinehurst No. 2, but he also enjoyed some wine out of the cup at Donald Trump's club in Westchester, New York on Monday.

DeChambeau, the US Open champ, took the trophy on a tour of Nashville's Broadway this week

DeChambeau took a few photos with fans and exchanged some high fives in Nashville

The former President sent DeChambeau a message of congratulations after he won the US Open for the second time in his career at the weekend - which is also his second career Major win - before things seemed to get boozy.

'You have it all, you have the long ball and everything else,' Trump said in a short video shared to Instagram by his attorney, Alina Habba.

Trump can also be heard quoting someone in the clip who had told him DeChambeau could be compared to the golfing great, Arnold Palmer.

DeChambeau was greeted by Eric Trump at the golf course, and the celebrations soon appeared to take a more boozy turn.

Eric held the trophy while DeChambeau poured in some red wine. With a crowd watching on, Eric called out: 'Now that's a full trophy, ladies and gentleman.'

DeChambeau then took hold of the trophy and told the crowd of onlookers 'this is unbelievable' before taking several big gulps of wine.

The 30-year-old  won a stunning $4.3million for his victory on Sunday - which will always be remembered for McIlroy's collapse on the closing holes.

McIlroy bogeyed three of the last five, with two putts from a combined range of seven feet, blowing up his two-shot lead and allowing DeChambeau to claim glory.

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Bryson DeChambeau poured red wine into the US Open trophy - with help from Eric Trump

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Trump also posted a message of congratulations to DeChambeau on Monday, writing: 'Congratulations to Bryson DeChambeau on his incredible WIN of the United States Open!

'He showed a toughness and inner strength, matched perfectly with his GREAT Golfing Talent, that can never be denied! Under massive pressure, he pulled off some of the greatest shots ever made, especially his spectacular sand save on the 18th Hole that gave him the Victory.

''Mr. 58' has always been a WINNER, and will go on to many more Major Championships. He is a truly tough competitor, even a nasty one, but he also happens to be a great guy. The U.S.A. could not be better represented.

'Congratulations also to LIV Golf for their genius in signing Bryson and other of the best Golfers in the World.

'Hopefully Golf will soon come together as one, fully united, which is the way it should be!'