Bryson DeChambeau finally did it. On his 16th day attempting a viral social media challenge, DeChambeau hit a hole-in-one over his $2 million house in Texas. It was DeChambeau's 134th attempt overall in the challenge and 14th attempt of the day.

So, he did it. Bryson DeChambeau completed his hole-in-one challenge. As the two-time major champion continues to dominate the world of online golf, I decided to dive deep into his challenge and analyze some of the numbers and data in his chase for the ace.

After 16 days of attempts, DeChambeau made a hole-in-one over his house. The shot looked to be about 100 yards or so. For each day in the challenge, he got that number of shots to try. Day one was one ball, day two was two balls and so on. On the 16th day, it finally hit.

Golfer Bryson DeChambeau is finally the king of his castle. His days-long quest to hit a hole-in-one trick shot over his house has FINALLY ended. If you aren't up to speed, here's what's been happening.

Even the best golfers can go a lifetime without hitting a hole in one but for Bryson DeChambeau simply making one was not enough: he had to do so over his Texas mansion.

After two weeks of failed attempts, Bryson DeChambeau completed the chip-in challenge over his house, and you should see his response.