Rory's Swing Problem, Nelly's Run & Canadian Open Fever

Wyndham, Bryson, Rory, Scottie & the U.S. Open Nobody Can Agree On

***Please note we encountered some technical problems with this week's recording causing some audio issues, we hope you can still enjoy the conversation*** The U.S. Open is over, Wyndham Clark has another major championship, and the debate is just getting started. Ian and Michael break down one of the most divisive U.S. Opens in recent memory. Was Shinnecock Hills set up the way a U.S. Open should be? Did the USGA get the balance right between challenge and fairness? And why did so many fans seem reluctant to embrace Wyndham Clark's victory? The conversation dives into course setup, major championship prestige, Bryson DeChambeau's unique major record, Rory McIlroy's latest missed opportunity, Scottie Scheffler's chances, and the growing discussion around player behavior and etiquette in professional golf. The guys also take a look inside Wyndham Clark's winning equipment setup, discuss some surprising U.S. Open statistics, and share their thoughts on what makes a truly great major championship venue.

US Open Week: Scottie’s Grand Slam Shot, Canadian Open Recap & World Cup Fever

The Canadian Open is in the books, the US Open has arrived, and the pressure is building. In this episode of the Golf Asylum Podcast, Ian and Michael break down Bud Cauley’s long-awaited breakthrough victory at the RBC Canadian Open, discuss the performances of the Canadian contingent, and debate whether Tommy Fleetwood is missing the killer instinct needed to close out big tournaments. The conversation then turns to the biggest story in golf: Scottie Scheffler’s opportunity to complete the career Grand Slam. With Father's Day, his birthday, and a major championship all colliding on one weekend, can the world number one handle the weight of expectation? The guys also dive into their US Open picks, dark horses, course setup, winning score predictions, and what makes major championship golf so compelling. Along the way, they celebrate Scotland’s opening World Cup victory, share stories from Long Island and Shinnecock Hills, and highlight a huge win for Taichi Kho on the Asian Tour. In This Episode: *  Scotland’s World Cup opener and the atmosphere surrounding the tournament  * Bud Cauley’s breakthrough victory at the RBC Canadian Open *  Tommy Fleetwood’s biggest challenge: consistency vs closing ability  *  Canadian performances and rising amateur stars  *  Wyndham Clark, fan reactions, and tournament storylines  *  Taichi Kho’s impressive victory on the Asian Tour  *  US Open course conditions, setup, and expectations  *  Scottie Scheffler’s chance at the career Grand Slam  *  Rory McIlroy, Ludvig Åberg, Tyrrell Hatton, Justin Rose and other contenders  *  Dark horse picks and winning score predictions  *  Why Long Island remains one of golf’s great destinations

Rory's Swing Problem, Nelly's Run & Canadian Open Fever

Canadian Open week is here, and the boys cover everything from Canada’s national championship to Rory McIlroy’s ongoing swing struggles, Nelly Korda’s dominant U.S. Women’s Open victory, and the current state of professional golf. The conversation dives into U.S. Open qualifying, PGA Tour scheduling, LIV Golf, the personalities shaping the game, and whether Rory can find his best form before the season’s biggest events. Plus, a full "What’s In The Bag" update featuring some major equipment changes.

Bryson Asked AI for Swing Advice. It Actually Worked

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.

Scottie's Consistency, Bryson's Struggles and Mike's Favourite Clubs Ever

Fresh off the CJ Cup Byron Nelson, the Golf Asylum Podcast dives into one of the most interesting stretches of the PGA Tour season. The guys break down Wyndham Clark’s dominant performance, Scottie Scheffler’s absurd consistency, and which players are trending into form ahead of the US Open and the summer major season. The conversation also shifts into golf equipment and why some tour pros are still winning with older drivers. From GT3s and classic TaylorMade heads to shaft debates and fitting philosophy, there’s plenty of gear talk for the golf tech enthusiasts. They also tackle Bryson DeChambeau’s complicated approach to the game, discussing whether constant experimentation and content creation are helping or hurting his ability to consistently compete at the highest level.