GG Swing Tips is very good. He is on instagram daily. Some great videos
He has allot of great juniors including Wayne Gretzky 'a Kid
Me and My Golf are cool and informative
Like Rick Shiels (sp) from England. He does allot of great Equiptment reviews
azgreg yes.
Sneakylong
It's fun being the exception to the rule. At 53 I'm playing my best golf right now. Took up the game in 1986.
Took a lesson one time and the instructor gave me a drill for picking my head up too soon and coming out of the shot. I mentioned Annika and Duval (who pick their head up before they hit the ball). He answered me that "there's always an exception to the rule."
In general, handicaps haven't been getting better in years. Even with all the YouTube videos and modern day equipment golfers aren't getting much better.
Sneakylong Seems like, in essence, that you are implying that people are incapable of improving their games, regardless of the quality of instruction they receive. Is that a fair assessment of your belief?
I know how to use YouTube. Why would I need an instructor?
In fairness those are two different things. Duval and Annika didn't lift their heads and come out of the shot as you say you were doing. They simply turned their heads to follow the shot. Big difference.
I'm a Don Trahan follower also. Had developed low back issues, and went to his Peak Performance Golf Swing, back pain is gone. He teaches a vertical swing, with a limited turn, it's basically an arm swing. At 72, my scores have not been better in about 12 years. He is on Facebook and offers a series of 10 free videos.
I learned a lot from this one..............
Thinking about giving "golf" lessons sdandrea1?
Was it all staged or did they really con the other ladies? Regardless, it was funny!
Good point. Inbee Park is another who lifts her head before striking the ball. Corey Pavin would be the polar opposite of what Annika, Duval and Park do. He keeps his head down well past impact. Longer than any Pro I've seen.
The drill my instructor gave me was to put a tee all the way into the ground. Place the ball over the tee which is level with the ground and don't pick your head up before you see the tee.
Most Tour Pros keep their head down thru the shot, so Annika, Duval and Park are exceptions.
For golfers who do come out of the shot by lifting their head too soon it's a good drill to keep you in the shot.
Sneakylong I'd probably dig the tee out of the ground.
Sneakylong Good drill provided the golfer allows the body to continue rotating through the shot.
One of my favorite series is Brad Faxon's chipping and pitching with Golf Channel Academy. The series is a 7 part series starting here:
When I go bad, I like to watch a couple video's by Shawn Clement. For whatever reason, I'm able to visualize his swing thoughts when I'm playing.
