As a somewhat still competitive PGA Professional in my local region, I still watch a lot of golf on television in my spare time, and one man has dominated my screen in the past 12 months. Whether in the major championships, on Instagram, or on his extremely popular YouTube channel, Bryson DeChambeau was everywhere in 2024. Furthermore, as an equipment writer, I have always been fascinated by his attitude towards his golf clubs, and his willingness to push the boundaries and try something completely different. So much so that I even recently interviewed Tom Bailey, founder of Avoda Golf, the fledgling company that concocted the 3D-printed, curved-faced irons that Bryson rushed into play at the Masters and has stuck with ever since.
