After a disappointing third round, Bryson DeChambeau says he spent hours talking to AI about physics principles to fix his golf swing overnight.

Bryson DeChambeau didn’t leave South Korea with the trophy, but he still walked away with a significant reward and renewed confidence in LIV Golf’s future.

LIV Golf's Bryson DeChambeau admitted speaking to Google's Gemini AI software for help during a frustrating range session that resulted in club smashing before LIV Golf Korea

Ahead of LIV Golf Korea 2026, Bryson DeChambeau acknowledged his critics who don't like his approach to golf and parse so much of what he says. He remains undeterred, however, to be a pro golfer and entertainer,

The 32-year-old has plenty of ideas when it comes to the future, but he still seems unsure of what moves he'll actually make.

“Bryson had became something of a pariah on the PGA Tour, and it was a well-earned distinction. He repeatedly proved his selfishness and lack of self-awareness, whether it was unfairly blaming manufacturers, calling Augusta National a par-67 or giving nonsensical lessons in pseudo physics.

Bryson DeChambeau does more than just play golf. Wherever he goes, he attracts a lot of attention and excitement from fans. Talor Gooch experienced that for himself on Saturday at LIV Golf Korea. The OKGC captain spoke at a post-round press conference on Saturday at Asiad Country Club.