WHERE DID AUDIO GOLF COME FROM?
At 17, Chia Chou set out to become a concert pianist despite limited training and natural ability. Instead of relying on endless repetition, he developed a way to reproduce complex movements more consistently. Four years later, at 21, he won his first international piano competition - the equivalent of the British Open in golf - and later became a professor at one of Austria's leading music universities.
He eventually recognized that the same principles could help golfers. He co-created Audio Golf: a shot reproduction system that uses shot-specific phrases to help golfers reproduce successful swings, chip shots, and putts more reliably - especially when the shot starts to matter.
Our goal is simple: help you spend less time searching for "feel" and more time reproducing the shots that lower your scores.
Performing the final concert of the First Prize Winner at the 1981 Sydney International Piano Competition of Australia, onstage at the Sydney Opera House.
The Queen of Belgium, Fabiola, presenting Chia the Bronze Medal at the 1987 International Queen Elisabeth Competition in Brussels.
6x Race Across America ultracycling winner Christoph Strasser was coached by Prof. Chou
Performing the final concert of the First Prize Winner at the 1981 Sydney International Piano Competition of Australia, onstage at the Sydney Opera House.
