Digital Library
Few teaching elements in golf instruction are more powerful than the proper use of training videos and I have included many of my favorites here. What I would like to offer here are videos I use to enhance my coaching, broken down into videos addressing foundational elements, videos which address specific, identified swing faults, and videos to improve otherwise sound swings. I warn, though, that whatever might work for one golfer doesn’t necessarily mean it is going to work for somebody else. Enjoy!
Right Arm Fold - Sequencing: I appreciate drills which effectively show my students what they are really doing, as oftentimes that is the only way true improvement can/ will take place. As simple as this drill is, it effectively identifies and addresses two serious swing flaws, are the extension and in a proper release.
No Early Extension / Proper Released: I appreciate drills which effectively show my students what they are really doing, as oftentimes that is the only way true improvement can/ will take place. As simple as this drill is, it effectively identifies and addresses two serious swing flaws, are the extension and in a proper release.
Right knee flex in the backswing: Oftentimes a golfer’s trail leg can give valuable insight as to the overall effectiveness and quality of a swing. Issues which can be identified include (and are certainly not limited to) improper loading, problems in tilting and shifting, and poor balance- all which make proper sequencing nearly impossible.
Hip Rotation: Admittedly, many elements of the golf swing need to be broken down more than just a little bit to be fully understood. As a coach, I appreciate how simply explaining something will not embed the level of understanding called for. I refer to this video with my students to not only show them what they need to do and why- and also to have them be familiar with what perhaps could go wrong.
Complete Transition: Another video is wonderful due to its simplicity, I have already mentioned how I do my best to implement as many drills and exercises which offer immediate, effective feedback. And I feel we can never do too much to ensure we have complete and effective transitions.
Luke Donald Swing: For as long as I can remember, my absolute favorite golfer has been Luke Donald, in large measure as a direct result of admiring his absolutely perfect swing. Admittedly, this swing might be difficult to replicate (if that would even be desired), yet I often use this swing as an impeccable example of what a quality swing looks like.
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Golf Instruction
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Digital Library
Few teaching elements in golf instruction are more powerful than the proper use of training videos and I have included many of my favorites here. What I would like to offer here are videos I use to enhance my coaching, broken down into videos addressing foundational elements, videos which address specific, identified swing faults, and videos to improve otherwise sound swings. I warn, though, that whatever might work for one golfer doesn’t necessarily mean it is going to work for somebody else. Enjoy!
Right Arm Fold - Sequencing: I appreciate drills which effectively show my students what they are really doing, as oftentimes that is the only way true improvement can/ will take place. As simple as this drill is, it effectively identifies and addresses two serious swing flaws, are the extension and in a proper release.
Right Arm Fold - Sequencing: I appreciate drills which effectively show my students what they are really doing, as oftentimes that is the only way true improvement can/ will take place. As simple as this drill is, it effectively identifies and addresses two serious swing flaws, are the extension and in a proper release.
Right Arm Fold - Sequencing: I appreciate drills which effectively show my students what they are really doing, as oftentimes that is the only way true improvement can/ will take place. As simple as this drill is, it effectively identifies and addresses two serious swing flaws, are the extension and in a proper release.
No Early Extension / Proper Released: I appreciate drills which effectively show my students what they are really doing, as oftentimes that is the only way true improvement can/ will take place. As simple as this drill is, it effectively identifies and addresses two serious swing flaws, are the extension and in a proper release.
No Early Extension / Proper Released: I appreciate drills which effectively show my students what they are really doing, as oftentimes that is the only way true improvement can/ will take place. As simple as this drill is, it effectively identifies and addresses two serious swing flaws, are the extension and in a proper release.
No Early Extension / Proper Released: I appreciate drills which effectively show my students what they are really doing, as oftentimes that is the only way true improvement can/ will take place. As simple as this drill is, it effectively identifies and addresses two serious swing flaws, are the extension and in a proper release.
Right knee flex in the backswing: Oftentimes a golfer’s trail leg can give valuable insight as to the overall effectiveness and quality of a swing. Issues which can be identified include (and are certainly not limited to) improper loading, problems in tilting and shifting, and poor balance- all which make proper sequencing nearly impossible.
Right knee flex in the backswing: Oftentimes a golfer’s trail leg can give valuable insight as to the overall effectiveness and quality of a swing. Issues which can be identified include (and are certainly not limited to) improper loading, problems in tilting and shifting, and poor balance- all which make proper sequencing nearly impossible.
Right knee flex in the backswing: Oftentimes a golfer’s trail leg can give valuable insight as to the overall effectiveness and quality of a swing. Issues which can be identified include (and are certainly not limited to) improper loading, problems in tilting and shifting, and poor balance- all which make proper sequencing nearly impossible.
Hip Rotation: Admittedly, many elements of the golf swing need to be broken down more than just a little bit to be fully understood. As a coach, I appreciate how simply explaining something will not embed the level of understanding called for. I refer to this video with my students to not only show them what they need to do and why- and also to have them be familiar with what perhaps could go wrong.
Complete Transition: Another video is wonderful due to its simplicity, I have already mentioned how I do my best to implement as many drills and exercises which offer immediate, effective feedback. And I feel we can never do too much to ensure we have complete and effective transitions.
Luke Donald Swing: For as long as I can remember, my absolute favorite golfer has been Luke Donald, in large measure as a direct result of admiring his absolutely perfect swing. Admittedly, this swing might be difficult to replicate (if that would even be desired), yet I often use this swing as an impeccable example of what a quality swing looks like.
Pacific Coast
Golf Instruction
Personalized Coaching. Real Improvement.
Serving Monterey Peninsula | pacificgrovegolfinstruction.com
Pacific Coast
Golf Instruction
Personalized Coaching. Real Improvement.
Serving Monterey Peninsula | pacificgrovegolfinstruction.com
Pacific Coast
Golf Instruction
Personalized Coaching. Real Improvement.
Serving Monterey Peninsula | pacificgrovegolfinstruction.com