Who's your favorite youtube instructor?

Hi,

There must be a million golf videos on youtube.
And many of us find them very useful.

Here's my fav instructor to share with everyone.

Dave Marsh - igolftv

Thanks , more info to absorb!

The brian manzella series is informative ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LW0BbCzdPOk

Shawn Clement has a lot of videos covering most things ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xFGrmHocmjM

The best is looking at 300FPS vids of all my fav golfers ... I never get bored of those!!!

Mark Crossfield - tests out latest equipment as well as golf instructions

haha mark crossfield's pretty good but i really can't stand his introduction song. hahahaha.

love this guy: Conan Elliot. he's pretty senior and doesn't have a swing like Mcilroy, but he's got great, simple teaching points and a whole selection of videos to cure many common problems in the golf swing. he makes things very simple, and not only tells you what you should do, but why you shouldn't do other things.

has been very useful for me and hope it will be for you guys too.

enjoy!

I used to watch this guy named Rickard strongert. I don't think it was you tube originally, expert village if I'm not mistaken.
he has a really nice easy swing, which I tried to copy misserably..

TourSwing wrote:

Thanks , more info to absorb!

The brian manzella series is informative ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LW0BbCzdPOk

Shawn Clement has a lot of videos covering most things ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xFGrmHocmjM

The best is looking at 300FPS vids of all my fav golfers ... I never get bored of those!!!

My vote is for shawn clement too, good thing is he has a forum too which they discuss his videos and teaching points.

dmateo wrote:

I used to watch this guy named Rickard strongert. I don't think it was you tube originally, expert village if I'm not mistaken.
he has a really nice easy swing, which I tried to copy misserably..

Yes. I find his videos to be very good and fun to watch too.
His videos are hosted on http://www.videojug.com/user/RickardStrongert.

I have been searching for Tecno's swing on the tube...but to no avail yet....

How abt David leadbetter? Love to watch his teaching too though I watch mark crossfield more.

For those who don't mind doing abit of reading.

http://www.golfmedic.net/

it has to be Lowhan Academy.

here is mine......for the last 2 months...


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8eLAG5GxQ_c

dmateo wrote:

I used to watch this guy named Rickard strongert. I don't think it was you tube originally, expert village if I'm not mistaken.
he has a really nice easy swing, which I tried to copy misserably..

Perfect! ... the Videojug Way!

Come on. You forgot our GR teaching resident.

Click here.

I like the part on the video where he emphasis on swing not hit the ball.
Specially the illustration when he was trying to throw a stone with a bent elbow that was hillarious.
The other good point is to hit through the ball and this time he use his knucle and palm to illustrate the point.

As Derek Said, Perfect, the video jug way

My game saw a little breakthrough with the style taught by Geoff Jones (aka SliceFixer) and Dan Whittaker (aka dfw1500).

I wonder if any local instructor teach similar type of swing?

wilkang wrote:

For those who don't mind doing abit of reading.

http://www.golfmedic.net/

Good read. Thanks.

bb2 wrote:

Mark Crossfield - tests out latest equipment as well as golf instructions

Mark's equipment reviews are pretty good.

Jeff Ritter for me if you believe in one plane swing

http://www.jeffrittergolf.com/

Mark Crossfield

i like videojug too.

but for the one plane swing, i look for Jeff Ritter on youtube.

I like Rickert Strongert. His videos make a lot of sense and he seems like a genuinely funny guy!

Videos are not a replacement for one to one personal instruction though. I learnt that the hard way. Took me months to get the right chipping & pitching techniques! Was topping my balls all over the green before I finally figured out what worked for me!

I'm torn between two now. First off, I want to say there are a lot of good instructors out there and they all have the niche's that make them good guys. I'd say that AFC Adam Lyons is an obvious choice. He is very very good at what he does and his students are phenominal from what I hear. Despite being married he is still very active helping people and attending seminars.

Also, Jon Sinn would be my second. Jon can break down game like nobody's business. He worked under Mystery for years and was the lead instructor for Mystery Method then he worked with Savoy. From there he's mastered his own techniques and single night lays with the help of Capt. Jack some. His obsessive nature allows him to be able to break down any instructor in the communities game and analyze like you wouldn't believe!!! From what I hear he genuinely cares about his students and follows up with them too. He has a great blog by the way. [link]

I personally have learned SO MUCH from reading Sinn's blog that it's melted my brain and reassembled it a few times. His takes on the community and "game" are definitely his own and are well thought out.

With that being said I'll mention some seriously under rated PUAs and instructors in the game today.

-Doc Holiday (this young man is a day game master)
-Speer
-Psych (I've heard interesting stuff about this guy, he's on his way!)
-Bravo PUA (Amazing stuff for online game)
-Steve Mayada aka El Topo (his red stack is awesome and his ability to go sexual is amazing)
-Capt. Jack (the pirate king is great a single night lays and taught most of the best instructors in the business how to master it as well)

Recently I found out about Bobby Clampett..pretty good advice on impact zone. I'm hoping to find a reasonably priced dvd around as well.

Actually, where in singapore can I buy golf instructional dvds at reasonable prices? I live in KL but will be down in singapore soon. So if have time, may shop for some. Thanks!