GBR Wednesday | Ball Tracking to Bottom Line: How Modern Driving Ranges Are Adding Six-Figure Revenue

Connecting the dots across golf’s business, media, and professional landscape

We start with some bad news.

A divorce, to be precise. Bryson DeChambeau and LA Golf are going their separate ways. The problem isn’t the product, and DeChambeau will continue to use LA Golf shafts. The split comes as a result of irreconcilable differences in ownership, with DeChambeau seeking a controlling stake in the business, which CEO Reed Dickens w…