Bryson DeChambeau's putting technique is the talk of the PGA Tour

Bryson DeChambeau is renowned for his unusual approach to the game, and his new putting technique continues to be the talk of the PGA Tour.

DeChambeau is famous for his fastidious attention to his equipment, having all his irons and wedges made exactly the same length and lie, with only the loft being different throughout the bag.

The young American, leading amateur at The Masters last year before turning professional, also floats his golf balls in water and Epson Salts to make sure each are perfectly balanced.

But it is his new putting style that has raised the most eyebrows as he has stuck to the "side-saddle" technique he has been working on for the last few months.

DeChambeau even commissioned the construction of a custom-made putter to aide his new stance on the greens, a technique made famous by Sam Snead but that has rarely been seen since.

Watch the video to see DeChambeau's bizarre putting method at the CareerBuilder Challenge ... is it something you have tried?