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Who is your youtube golf coach
Posted on 5/10/19 at 8:59 pm
Posted on 5/10/19 at 8:59 pm
For me its Paul Wilson. This man helped me transition from a John Daly swing out my shoes style of player to a easy swinging Ernie Els style.
Before Katrina hit Id just turned 29 and had always played a power style of golf. I could always kill the ball and it never hurt me to play that way. After Katrina it was chaotic and I went a good 4 years without playing a lick. When I did finally start playing again I tried to pick up where I left off with my power style but found it tuff to play like I used to. At first I figured I was just rusty and would get it back but for the first time in my life it started to hurt to play golf the way I did.
The first thing that I noticed were my hands, more specifically my right pinky finger, would start to swell and hurt after just a few holes. Id always used an interlocking grip but had to switch to an overlapping grip. Problem solved but other things started to fail me.
The second problem was that I lost flexibility and I could no longer take it back as far as I used to( past horizontal). This killed my distance and I found myself swinging harder than I ever did to make up for the loss of distance. Enter Paul Wilson.
I found Paul Wilson by searching for easy pain free golf swing and the rabbit hole started. It was a 180 from how I used to approach the golf swing. Within no time I was hitting the ball effortlessly and pure. To this day anytime I get off track I watch me some Paul Wilson and get reminded of how effortless a golf swing should feel.
The Paul Wilson video that started it for me.
Before Katrina hit Id just turned 29 and had always played a power style of golf. I could always kill the ball and it never hurt me to play that way. After Katrina it was chaotic and I went a good 4 years without playing a lick. When I did finally start playing again I tried to pick up where I left off with my power style but found it tuff to play like I used to. At first I figured I was just rusty and would get it back but for the first time in my life it started to hurt to play golf the way I did.
The first thing that I noticed were my hands, more specifically my right pinky finger, would start to swell and hurt after just a few holes. Id always used an interlocking grip but had to switch to an overlapping grip. Problem solved but other things started to fail me.
The second problem was that I lost flexibility and I could no longer take it back as far as I used to( past horizontal). This killed my distance and I found myself swinging harder than I ever did to make up for the loss of distance. Enter Paul Wilson.
I found Paul Wilson by searching for easy pain free golf swing and the rabbit hole started. It was a 180 from how I used to approach the golf swing. Within no time I was hitting the ball effortlessly and pure. To this day anytime I get off track I watch me some Paul Wilson and get reminded of how effortless a golf swing should feel.
The Paul Wilson video that started it for me.
This post was edited on 5/10/19 at 9:37 pm
Posted on 5/10/19 at 9:55 pm to Placebeaux
Lilly Kingston, Mia Malkova, Lana Rhoades
Oh golf shite, no one, except one time I watched a YouTube of Net yelling Nitro in Keegan’s back swing.
Oh golf shite, no one, except one time I watched a YouTube of Net yelling Nitro in Keegan’s back swing.
This post was edited on 5/10/19 at 9:56 pm
Posted on 5/10/19 at 10:16 pm to Placebeaux
yall need to check out George Gankas.
that dude is wild but hes who everyone coming up has been using.
dude is out there
that dude is wild but hes who everyone coming up has been using.
dude is out there
Posted on 5/10/19 at 10:38 pm to CBandits82
This GG dude has to be trolling everyone. He doesn’t have a clue about teaching the golf swing.
I think Rick Schiels does a good job.
I think Rick Schiels does a good job.
Posted on 5/11/19 at 12:16 am to LSUERDOC
Adam Scott just started using that guy 
Posted on 5/11/19 at 3:30 am to LSUERDOC
quote:
This GG dude has to be trolling everyone. He doesn’t have a clue about teaching the golf swing.
Have you seen what his players have accomplished? He sounds like a dipshit but the dude knows the golf swing and biomechanics.
I like Shaun Webb with Athletic Motion Golf
This post was edited on 5/11/19 at 3:31 am
Posted on 5/11/19 at 10:55 am to Brood211
Sung Kang who just shot 61 yesterday at the Byron Nelson and is in the lead is a George Gankas dude.
That guys students create serious speed. #1 amateur in the world is also a Gankas dude. #1 college player right now is a Gankas dude. Pretty wild.
That guys students create serious speed. #1 amateur in the world is also a Gankas dude. #1 college player right now is a Gankas dude. Pretty wild.
Posted on 5/11/19 at 11:12 am to CBandits82
Adam Scott
Danny Lee
Matthew Wolff (NCAA champion)
All use GG
Dude is a trip. I love him. Chills in California and teaches golf.
I honestly think he's somewhat autistic. He has an early video teaching a 70 year old man how to rotate. The lesson starts pretty easy to digest.... But then he goes way into the deep end talking about mechanics most people can't grasp.
Monte Scheinblum is another great. Used his videos. Had in person lessons. Changed my game b
But the two things they have in common.... They don't nitpick finite movements "OK P4 get here. Do this with your wrist. P5 tuck this in. Open club face. Get right shoulder out. Start to release wrist" etc etc that Ledbetter and the last generation of teachers were all about.
They just focus on big picture motions. And that's all you need to make improvements.
GG and Monte are good friends too. Would love to get a lesson from GG.
As a side note I don't like Malaska.
Danny Lee
Matthew Wolff (NCAA champion)
All use GG
Dude is a trip. I love him. Chills in California and teaches golf.
I honestly think he's somewhat autistic. He has an early video teaching a 70 year old man how to rotate. The lesson starts pretty easy to digest.... But then he goes way into the deep end talking about mechanics most people can't grasp.
Monte Scheinblum is another great. Used his videos. Had in person lessons. Changed my game b
But the two things they have in common.... They don't nitpick finite movements "OK P4 get here. Do this with your wrist. P5 tuck this in. Open club face. Get right shoulder out. Start to release wrist" etc etc that Ledbetter and the last generation of teachers were all about.
They just focus on big picture motions. And that's all you need to make improvements.
GG and Monte are good friends too. Would love to get a lesson from GG.
As a side note I don't like Malaska.
Posted on 5/11/19 at 11:16 am to Delacroix22
Dustin Johnson uses GG from time to time
Padraig Harrington does also
Any nugget you can find on youtube from Dan Carraher will be like finding gold. Highly recommend his online lessons
Padraig Harrington does also
Any nugget you can find on youtube from Dan Carraher will be like finding gold. Highly recommend his online lessons
This post was edited on 5/11/19 at 11:19 am
Posted on 5/11/19 at 11:30 am to Tyga Woods
For those who struggle with early extension, Monte's 10:30 drill is the fix..
Seems odd but it works. Really helped my game
LINK
Seems odd but it works. Really helped my game
LINK
This post was edited on 5/11/19 at 11:35 am
Posted on 5/12/19 at 9:56 am to Placebeaux
I like GG on Instagram and clay ballard on YouTube
Posted on 5/12/19 at 10:15 am to Front9Bandit
Lol frickin golf, that’s about right think of a million things to not frick up
Posted on 5/12/19 at 10:28 am to themasterpater
Monte is as simple as it gets. Dan Carraher is also good. I did video lessons with each of them in the same week to see how they compared. Both had me working on the same stuff but totally different.
Posted on 5/12/19 at 12:01 pm to Janky
Why are most of them in Great Britain? Very few in USA.
Posted on 5/12/19 at 8:47 pm to Delacroix22
I guess I need to go rewatch his videos because the ones I did start watching he was saying some crazy shite that didn’t make sense.

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