Weil advised a group of investors led by professional golfer Bryson DeChambeau in its acquisition of Sportsbox AI, a leader in kinematic AI technology and 3D motion capture for coaching and training across mobile sports and fitness applications. Alongside the acquisition, DeChambeau announced the Sportsbox AI Motion Intelligence (SAMI) AI Assistant, a new agentic AI feature within the Sportsbox app powered by Google Cloud’s AI set to debut later this year.

Built by co-founders Jeehae Lee, former LPGA Tour player, and Samuel Menaker, a veteran software engineer with over two decades of experience in artificial intelligence, Sportsbox AI is the ideal partner as Bryson seeks to drive impact and accessibility in the AI training experience for golfers everywhere.

The Weil team was led by Sports, Media & Entertainment and Private Equity partner Steve Argeris, Private Equity partner Nicholas Doloresco and Technology & IP Transactions partner Max Scott and included Private Equity associates Joseph Erdos, Joseph Schwartz, Ayush Gulati (Not Yet Admitted in California), Matthew Harris and Conor Coffey (Not Yet Admitted in New York); M&A Tax Head Devon Bodoh and associate Marvin Zanders; Technology & IP Transactions partner Liza Cotter and associates Hilary Wilders and Adeline Park; Executive Compensation & Benefits partner Jack Stratton and associate Justine Park; and Employment partner Xander Tabloff and associates Kate Belsito and Paige Mickel.