This week Ian and Mike are discussing all things new clubs and the incredibly entertaining Internet Invitational series from Barstool as well as Ian's recent trip to Hong Kong and the state of the golf industry in general.

Ian & Mike return with another candid and insightful conversation. They kick things off with their experiences at a 2025 World Series game before reflecting on the passing of Cody Frank from Barstool Golf — a reminder of life’s fragility in the golf community.

The discussion shifts to rising talents like Michael Brennan and how the next generation is reshaping the game. They dive into the best winter golf options, with Myrtle Beach topping the list for accessibility and variety, and explore the growing need for purpose-built golf fitness facilities in Southern Ontario.

Wrapping up, they talk about how golf fitness should be a priority for players at every level, the rise of indoor golf spaces, and much more!

Want to know what it takes to coach the best golfers in the world? 🎙️ In this episode of the Golf Asylum Podcast, we talk with Kevin Craggs, world-renowned golf coach and Director of Golf at IMG Academy, about his experience coaching legends like Seve Ballesteros and developing elite players.

⛳ In This Episode, We Cover:
✅ Seve Ballesteros’ Legacy – Stories from working with the legend himself
✅ The Evolution of Coaching – How golf training has changed over the years
✅ How to Become a Better Golfer – Expert tips for all skill levels
✅ Why Scotland Struggles to Produce Golf Stars – The challenges & solutions
✅ Golf vs. Boxing – The surprising mindset connection between sports
✅ Secrets of Elite Golf Training – How the best golfers in the world train
✅ Kevin’s New Book – A must-read for golfers, athletes, and coaches

🚀 Whether you're a competitive golfer, coach, or just a golf fan, this episode is packed with knowledge that will improve your game!

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Welcome back to the Golf Asylum Podcast! In this episode host Ian Fraser sits down with world-renowned golf coach Scott Cowx to dive deep into the evolution of golf instruction, biomechanics, and the balance between aesthetics and function in the modern swing.

From Ben Hogan’s classic techniques to today’s high-tech training methods, we explore how players at every level can unlock their potential and we break down the secrets of elite ball strikers and the science behind an efficient swing.

🔥 What You’ll Learn:
✅ Why Ben Hogan’s methods STILL work today
✅ Form vs. Function: Should you copy Adam Scott or Scottie Scheffler?
✅ How biomechanics transformed golf instruction
✅ PGA Tour vs. LIV Golf – What’s the real difference?
✅ The future of online coaching & Scott Cowx Certified

Scott has coached PGA Tour pros and 3,500+ coaches worldwide—his insights could transform your game! Whether you're a weekend warrior or an aspiring pro, this episode is packed with game-changing insights!

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Welcome back to the Golf Asylum Podcast! In Episode 4, we sit down with Carl Weston, a Certified Holistic Health Coach & Integrated Movement Specialist, to break down the secrets to golf fitness, biomechanics, and peak performance.

Carl has spent 20+ years in the health and wellness field, working with elite athletes and golfers. He holds certifications as a Chek Level IV Practitioner, Chek Holistic Life Coach (Level III), Chek Golf Conditioning Coach, and Functional Diagnostic Nutritional Therapist.

In this episode, we dive deep into:
✔️Why mindset and recovery are just as crucial as skill and equipment
✔️ How a holistic approach enhances your golf game
✔️ The secrets behind longevity and peak performance in golf
✔️ The impact of strength training, mobility, and nutrition on your swing
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⚡ Looking for an edge over your golf buddies?

Carl shares game-changing insights on how strength, mobility, and mindset shape your golf performance—PLUS, why the best golfers training is closer to UFC than you would think!

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In this episode of The Golf Asylum Podcast, we’re joined by our good friend Johnny Wunder, GOLF’s new Director of Equipment, along with guest co-host Mike Martysiewicz.

Johnny didn’t follow the typical path into the golf world—he’s a self-taught enthusiast from Seattle with a deep passion for the game and the gear that powers it.

Tune in for a laid-back, in-depth conversation as we catch up with Johnny, discussing his rise in the golf industry, the passion driving his work, and his insights on the state of the game today. Relax, unwind, and enjoy the ride with Johnny Wunder on this episode of The Golf Asylum Podcast.

In this episode of The Golf Asylum Podcast, we sit down with Mike Martysiewicz, a true craftsman in the world of custom golf club building. Join us for an easygoing conversation as we catch up with Mike, chatting about his journey in the golf world, the passion behind his work, and his thoughts on the game today. From memorable stories to insights into the ever-evolving world of club building, Mike shares his experiences and what drives him to help golfers improve their game through custom equipment. Whether you're into golf or just enjoy a good chat, this episode is a fun, laid-back look at a fascinating industry through the eyes of someone who’s lived it.

Tune in, relax, and enjoy our conversation with Mike Martysiewicz!

Welcome to the very first episode of The Golf Asylum Podcast! In this debut episode, host Ian Fraser opens up about his decision to leave Club Champion, after the club fitting giant purchased Tour Experience Golf in December 2021. Ian shares the personal and professional reasons behind the move, the challenges he faced, and how it led to the creation of The Fraser Golf Institute. Whether you're a golf enthusiast, industry insider, or just curious about the behind-the-scenes of the golf world, this episode gives you an honest, insightful look at Ian's journey and what's to come on the podcast.

Tune in for the start of something new and exciting in the world of golf every with new episodes every Wednesday!

In this week’s episode, Ian and Mike share their post-Ryder Cup reflections — what we learned about modern team golf, leadership under pressure, and how Europe and the U.S. are shaping their next generation of stars.

The conversation then shifts to the upcoming Alfred Dunhill Links Championship, one of the most unique events on the golfing calendar. The team previews the key storylines, course dynamics, and what to watch for across the Old Course, Carnoustie, and Kingsbarns.

They also dive deep into broader themes shaping today’s game — from the importance of match play events in player development, to the ongoing debate around golf’s world ranking system, and the growing toxicity of golf discussions on social media.

Today, Ian and Mike delve into the recent Ryder Cup, discussing the European team's impressive performance, the dynamics of fan behaviour, and the implications of course setup. They analyze individual player performances, the effectiveness of team strategies, and the overall atmosphere of the event, providing insights into what made this Ryder Cup unique and what it means for the future of the tournament.

We're back and posing a truly troubling question, is professional golf broken? We also talk Ryder Cup picks, the FedEx Cup, the Tour Championship and much much more!

In this episode of the Golf Asylum Podcast, we sit down with Sam Hahn — the man behind one of the most disruptive brands in golf: L.A.B. Golf.

Fresh off the $200 million acquisition (the biggest putter deal since Odyssey), Sam shares the inside story of how L.A.B. went from niche idea to global force — and what comes next for the company, the tech, and the future of putting.

We're back and tackling a whole mess of topics including Bryson's performance and golf ball dilemmas, the Scotty Scheffler phenomenon, reviving the WGC, player behaviour and respect for the game and much much more!

We're back with another episode of the Golf Asylum Podcast! This week Mike and Ian catch up on each other's games and then get into some predictions for The Open!

The podcast is back and its official, young Mike Martysiewicz has joined us again as a full time host! Kick back and listen as the boys reunite and get right down to discussing the current state of golf!

Welcome to Episode 7 of The Golf Asylum Podcast! This week, we’re unlocking the secrets to faster club head speed with SuperSpeed Golf experts Mike Napoleon and Tyler Standifird. 🚀

🏌️‍♂️ Want to add more distance off the tee?
We dive deep into the science of speed training, how it impacts your golf swing, and the proven methods behind SuperSpeed Golf’s revolutionary program.

In This Episode:
✅ The key to increasing clubhead speed
✅ How speed training can transform your game
✅ The science behind SuperSpeed Golf’s training methods
✅ Practical tips to gain more power & consistency

If you’re serious about improving your game, this episode is a must-listen! 🔥

This week Ian and Mike begin the off season with preliminary equipment discussions and what changes they think are needed in their bags next year, then the conversation turns to Tiger's return and how the boys feel about the current cost of golf equipment.

In today's "lost" episode of The Golf Asylum podcast, originally recorded in late August 2025, Ian and Mike discuss a range of topics from Tommy Fleetwood's victory and its implications for the Tour Championship, to the performance of Brooke Henderson and insights from the LPGA. They delve into the changes in the PGA Tour, the future of Tiger Woods, and the struggles of golfers on the course including slow play. The conversation also touches on the importance of attitude in overcoming slumps, the impact of slow play, and predictions for the upcoming Ryder Cup. 

This week Ian and Mike discuss  the recent performances of Tiger and Hideki, insights into the Skins Game, Rory McIlroy's comments on golf courses, reflections on the Ryder Cup, and the future of the PGA Tour schedule. They also delve into the golf equipment industry, the importance of proper fitting, and the challenges of producing engaging golf events. 

HO HO HO! Its that time of year once again and Ian and Mike are giving you a rundown of their favourite golf gifts you can give the golfers in your life. Tune in and see what they boys think is the ultimate way to celebrate the season.

Brooks Koepka's return to the PGA Tour, the dynamics between LIV Golf and the PGA Tour, Anthony Kim, Qi4D, new clubs, the PGA Show and much, much more, this week on the Golf Asylum Podcast!

The boys are back for the new year and they are hitting the ground running. New gear, upcoming tournaments and excitement or the PGA Show are all on the docket, so sit back, relax and enjoy the golf goodness.

New Clubs, New Tech, Playing a round with Lindy Duncan, Mike committing to practicing, its all here in this weeks podcast.

Today the boys break down Justin Rose’s remarkable form and what it means for longevity at the elite level. They break down Rose’s resurgence, Masters prospects, and why his swing geometry, equipment setup, and physical preparation may be the best of his career at age 45. Before also touching on Scottie Scheffler, Rory McIlroy, Brooks Koepka’s return, and players navigating slumps and comebacks. A critical look at LIV Golf’s momentum, scheduling challenges, and relevance compared to the PGA and DP World Tours and some Early major championship predictions, including the Masters, PGA Championship, U.S. Open, and The Open and much much more!

In this week’s episode of the Golf Asylum Podcast, Ian and Mike dive deep into the "Scottie Scheffler Era." With Scottie putting up stats and gapping the field like Tiger in his prime, we debate whether fans prefer a dominant superstar or a level playing field.

Plus, the Anthony Kim redemption story—is he the spark LIV Golf needed? And  breaking down the MyGolfSpy 2026 Driver Test. Why did the TaylorMade Qi4D Core take the top spot? Is Callaway actually the most consistent brand on the market right now? And we address the controversy: Does Tour Edge really belong in the top 5?

From the Super Bowl to the Waste Management Open — this episode covers sport, culture, and the evolving world of golf.

Today Ian and Mikey break down the biggest stories in golf right now — including Patrick Reed’s recent performances, Scottish players making moves, and what the Waste Management Open tells us about the modern game.

In today’s episode of the Golf Asylum Podcast, Ian and Michael discuss the "eternal winter" finally breaking and the drama unfolding on the PGA Tour. We break down Shane Lowry’s heartbreaking finish at the Cognizant Classic—what happened during those five swings at the Bear Trap, and can Bob Rotella help him find the winner's circle again?

Plus, the biggest news of the week: McLaren is officially entering the golf space. This isn't just a car company putting a logo on a bag; we’re talking about F1-level engineering, aerodynamics, and metallurgy experts disrupting the OEM market. Ian shares what he knows about the design team and why this brand will shake up the golf space.

In this episode of the Golf Asylum Podcast we break down everything from Bay Hill, including Daniel Berger’s collapse and Russell Henley’s incredible short game performance.

We also debate Rory McIlroy’s relationship with the game, Scottie Scheffler’s recent struggles, and make our picks for The Players Championship.

Plus Ian’s bag is officially out of control with 18 clubs fighting for 14 spots as testing season ramps up.

⛳ Topics:
• Bay Hill recap
• Russell Henley wins at Bay Hill
• Rory McIlroy discussion
• Scottie Scheffler’s form
• Players Championship preview and picks
• Inside the golf bag testing

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Podcast Chapters:
0:00 Golf Season Is Here
0:23 Bay Hill Recap Begins
1:05 Florida Golf Trip Recap
6:05 Resort Golf & Caddie Experience
10:50 Gear Talk Begins
12:27 What’s In The Bag Right Now
16:00 The 18-Club Problem
18:30 Dialing In The Bag Setup
21:30 Speed Training Update
27:05 Bay Hill Tournament Breakdown
32:55 Russell Henley’s Short Game Masterclass
34:50 Rory McIlroy Debate
41:00 Scottie Scheffler Struggles
44:15 Jon Rahm LIV Win
46:45 Players Championship Picks
50:05 Rating The Golf Game
53:30 Community Questions

Sal Syed, the CEO of Arccos Golf stops by the podcast today to talk about the exciting new Arccos Air! Check out the future of golf tracking and how the Arccos team have improved on an already incredible product, plus Sal's thoughts on so much more!

In this episode of the Golf Asylum Podcast, we break down everything from The Players Championship to the latest developments in golf technology and equipment. From tournament drama and player performances to gear setups and what’s really inside a tour player’s bag, this conversation dives deep into the modern game.

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In this episode of the Golf Asylum Podcast, we break down everything from Augusta National’s unmatched precision to this year’s biggest storylines, betting picks, and what it really takes to perform on the game’s biggest stage.

We also dive deep into course strategy, equipment debates (including Bryson’s iron philosophy), and the reality of competitive golf—from amateur qualifiers to building a season-ready bag.

00:00 – Why Augusta National Is Untouchable
00:21 – Easter Stories & Masters Week Begins
02:21 – The Masters as a Two-Week Golf Festival
03:05 – Inside Augusta’s World-Class Operation
03:46 – Augusta Women’s Amateur Recap
05:30 – Why Augusta’s Greens Are So Difficult
06:19 – Caddie Strategy & Yardage Book Insights
07:02 – Masters Picks & Early Betting Talk
08:27 – Bryson’s Irons: Innovation or Flaw?
10:32 – Top Contenders & Sleeper Picks
11:43 – Veterans & Unexpected Performers
13:26 – Why Approach Play Wins at Augusta
14:32 – Who Wins The 2026 Masters?
16:14 – Watching vs Attending The Masters
20:01 – Best Days to Experience Augusta
22:50 – Valero Texas Open Check-In
24:29 – Hong Kong Golf Trip Preview
27:31 – Golf Fitness: Why It’s So Hard to Stay Consistent
31:41 – Tournament Pressure & Amateur Golf Reality
34:17 – Should We Play the Ontario Amateur?
38:49 – Building the 2026 Golf Bag


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Today the boys get into Gary Woodland's triumphant win, Tiger's unfortunate reality and talk new gear releases as well as examine some of the gear seen this year on the tour.

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Golf is evolving fast—and this episode of the Golf Asylum Podcast dives deep into the biggest stories shaping the modern game.

From Matt Fitzpatrick’s dominant run and the rise of speed training in elite golf, to a serious debate on whether driver-specific coaching is the future, this episode blends tour insights with high-level performance thinking.

We also break down:

Nelly Korda’s dominance and what separates her from the field
The growing importance of strokes gained off the tee
Why equipment innovation (McLaren Golf) could disrupt the industry
And the reality behind Ryder Cup ticket pricing & fan experience

If you're serious about improving your game—or understanding where golf is heading—this is a must-listen.

The Masters never disappoints—and this episode breaks it all down. From Rory’s historic performance and Augusta conspiracy theories, to course setup debates, player behavior controversies, and insights from fitting golfers in Hong Kong—this is a deep, unfiltered golf conversation.

We also dive into what makes Augusta National so unique, why it may (or may not) be the best course in the world, and look ahead to the remaining majors this season.

Plus: real-world club fitting insights, crazy swing speeds, and what golfers in Hong Kong are bringing to the table.

If you're serious about understanding golf beyond the surface—strategy, performance, and the culture of the game—this episode delivers.

01:25 Adjusting to Hong Kong (Travel, Culture, Conditions)
03:16 Masters Recap Begins – Rory Goes Back-to-Back
04:33 Course Setup Controversy & Draw Advantage
05:25 Did Augusta Favor Rory? Inside the Theory
06:16 Rory’s Connection to Augusta National
07:06 Rory’s Performance Breakdown (Was It His Best?)
07:43 Scheffler’s Comeback & Missed Opportunities
08:04 Rory vs Scheffler – Popularity vs Performance
09:06 Best Holes at Augusta National
10:30 Why Isn’t Augusta Ranked #1?
12:29 Course Design Breakdown – What Makes Augusta Elite
13:12 Front Nine Pressure vs Back Nine Drama
13:52 Justin Rose Collapse Analysis
15:19 Player Behavior Controversy (MacIntyre & Sergio)
18:03 Should There Be Penalties or Bans?
19:49 Transition to Club Fitting in Hong Kong
20:08 First Fittings in Over a Year – Insights
20:30 Extreme Swing Speeds & Distance Observations
21:17 Equipment Trends from the Fittings
23:30 Adjusting Back to Fitting Flow
24:05 Playing Golf in Hong Kong – Tight Courses & Conditions
26:07 Humidity Effects on Ball Flight
27:01 Looking Ahead – Remaining Majors Preview
27:22 US Open at Shinnecock Expectations
29:41 Open Championship at Birkdale Discussion
30:27 PGA Championship Timing Debate
31:20 Seasonal Weather Challenges for Golf
32:21 Wrapping Up – Travel, Jet Lag & Content Plans
34:00 Final Thoughts on The Masters & Augusta Dreams
34:21 Should Anthony Kim Have Been Invited?
35:52 Outro – What’s Coming Next

In this episode of the Golf Asylum Podcast, Ian and Michael break down the growing uncertainty around LIV Golf, Jon Rahm’s contract situation, the DP World Tour’s resurgence, and why the PGA Tour feels more top-heavy than ever.

They also dive into:

Rory McIlroy’s post-Masters preparation
Scottie Scheffler’s recent struggles
Cam Young’s incredible run of form
Nelly Korda dominating the LPGA
McLaren irons and tour gear chatter
Strategic advice for playing a new golf course in competition
Driver launch, spin, and fitting insights

This episode blends tour analysis, golf technology, strategy, and equipment discussion with the usual Golf Asylum banter.

Check out our new exclusive YouTube channel for the podcast https://www.youtube.com/@thegolfasylumpodcast for video versions of the show!

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 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.

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.

Michael is back from the UK and breaking down one of the best golf trips of his life. From Sunningdale and Wentworth to Royal Porthcawl and St. George’s Hill, the guys dive into the golf courses, clubhouse culture, match formats, and the differences between playing golf in the UK versus North America.

The conversation also shifts into the PGA Championship, Scottie Scheffler’s current form, precision golf versus power golf, and why Aaron Rai’s major win was refreshing to watch. Ian and Michael also get into the current state of golf equipment reviews, the future of TaylorMade’s product cycle, and a fascinating early look at high-lofted fairway woods versus long irons.

If you enjoy course architecture, golf travel, tour golf analysis, equipment testing, and honest industry conversations, this episode is packed.

In this episode, Ian and Michael  dive deep into the upcoming PGA Championship week, debating the nuances of the host course and whether the tournament needs a permanent scheduling change. From Rory McIlroy’s "quiet confidence" to the rise of YouTube golf stars making cuts on tour, the guys cover the latest trends, personal betting picks, and even some lighthearted banter about 90s sitcoms.

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