Please name some good Youtube Video Instructors.....

rkodavey · November 8, 2019

> @Patrick_O said:

> My top one is Eric Cogorno - I am currently doing one of his paid programs - the Reverse Slice Sequence.

Fifteen shots. Just fifteen shots. We're serious.

Seriously, I've heard the five seconds of that advertisement probably a thousand times. Is there any truth to the "fifteen shots" claim?

If it were called the "Reverse Hook Sequence," I would have bitten a long time ago and paid whatever the heck he was asking. He's a good salesman, but my ball always goes left, never right.

Patrick_O · November 8, 2019

Yea the commercial is a bit of hype but his system works.

BB28403 · November 9, 2019

Another vote for Clay Ballard, and just a note. Please pause these videos every 10 seconds and try what they are explaining. The information does not flow thru you thru the tv. Andrew Rice is A+++++, your game WILL improve with Andrew.

Swing System , with this guy named Robin is really helpful. That guy knows his stuff.

For entertainment Mark Crossfield. He knows his stuff but he tends to go over my head with his instruction. Chris Ryan is good, but I've never applied his stuff well. Super super nice guy though.

Avoid Rick Shiels except for the ball tests. Or just saying he's not my cup of tea.

Golf Sidekick is fun. But take it with a grain of salt. I feel he's addicted to being a YouTube star ATM. He's funny as crap though and down to earth.

GolfChannel · November 9, 2019

> @rkodavey said:

> > @Patrick_O said:

> > My top one is Eric Cogorno - I am currently doing one of his paid programs - the Reverse Slice Sequence.

> Fifteen shots. Just fifteen shots. We're serious.

>

> Seriously, I've heard the five seconds of that advertisement probably a thousand times. Is there any truth to the "fifteen shots" claim?

>

> If it were called the "Reverse Hook Sequence," I would have bitten a long time ago and paid whatever the heck he was asking. He's a good salesman, but my ball always goes left, never right.

Those advertisements are annoying, but he’s really good at explaining other coaches methods.

Dinosaur · May 7, 2020

One thing about Shawn Clements, aside from his goofiness, he can't handle criticism well and gets very defensive. Not mentioned is Martin Chuck. Solid instruction and has an effective way of communicating so one understands what he is trying to promote. His training aids are very good, but a bit pricey. Understand that marketing is not cheap and unless you have the means of mass production it is difficult to even break even.