Bryson DeChambeau on Golf, Golf Swing Changes, Scoring Lower and the Perpetual Search for Greatness
About this episode
Bryson DeChambeau is a multiple winner on The PGA TOUR, a US Open champion and one of the leading figures on the global golf stage. He joins us to share his life in golf- from a young golfer in California, to a NCAA Champion and US Amateur Champion in college, to a winner on The PGA TOUR.
Among many diverse topics DeChambeau discusses:
His "one-length" golf clubs and how he came upon them,
His approach to golf-swing technique from the Homer Kelley "Golfing Machine" one-plane approach, to his theories and discoveries relating to "End of Motion Range" to his latter day search for power and speed, and
A day in his life, both at home and at tournaments.
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