
Bryson Asked AI for Swing Advice. It Actually Worked
About this episode
Bryson DeChambeau recently revealed that he turned to AI for golf swing advice, and it sparked a bigger question: how much of golf instruction, coaching, fitting, and practice could eventually be influenced by artificial intelligence?
In this episode of the Golf Asylum Podcast, Ian and Mike discuss Bryson's use of AI, whether tools like ChatGPT and Gemini can actually help golfers improve, and where technology still falls short compared to great coaching and club fitting.
The conversation also shifts to the new Odyssey Damascus putters and whether a $900+ putter can truly justify its price tag. From premium golf equipment to the realities of tournament golf, no topic is off limits.
To finish, the Golf Asylum Hot Takes segment tackles two of golf's most controversial debates:
-Gimmies vs holing everything out
-Breakfast balls and first-tee mulligans
If you've ever wondered whether your score would change if you played strictly by the rules, this episode is for you.
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