Who's your favorite YouTube golf instructor?

[nitram]

Geoff Jones (Slicefixer)

 

Pete Cowen

 

Tom Bertrand

 

Monte (IG)

 

Jake Hutt (IG)

Edited October 9, 2022 by nitram
Changed my mind

[NCLancer]

15 hours ago, Anser3 said:

Please excuse my embarrassing typo in the post you quoted.  I don't even know what I was thinking (or not thinking)  when I typed "they're" instead of "their".  Inexcusable.

No worries hear!  (see what I did their??) 

 

Is anyone in your family an English teacher perhaps? LOL

[Anser3]

7 hours ago, NCLancer said:

No worries hear!  (see what I did their??) 

 

Is anyone in your family an English teacher perhaps? LOL

 

I was a writing major in college lol .  That stuff doesn't bother me with other people but it drives me crazy if I do something like that.  

 

And yes, I do sea what you did they're.  😀 Your vary observant.

[ksher84]

Adam Bazalgette - Scratch Golf Academy

[Joe Duffer]

On 7/11/2021 at 3:28 PM, Strategery said:

Absolutely not Shiels. I'm liking MrShortGame.

https://www.youtube.com/c/MrShortGame/videos

 I'm sorry, but I wouldn't let MrShortGame clean my clubs! 

[Mych]

I've had some success with videos from Alex Eliott and Eric Cogorno lately. They both seem to have instruction that resonates with my way of understanding body positions and movements. 

[Boricua Golf]

I enjoy Trottiegolf, doesn't sugarcoat anything and very specific, then I would say I also enjoy watching Peter Finch, Shiels, Gankas, Crossfield and me and my golf...

[rainkingjr]

Mike Malaska for me.

 

Also like Shawn Clement.

Edited September 27, 2022 by rainkingjr

['Noles2013]

Surprised so many are saying Mr. ShortGame.  I find him maddeningly annoying. 

[pingfool]

Monte simplifys things well. Also can get point across in short vids. 
 

as an aside, does anyone think malaska move and monte NTC are compatible?

Edited September 29, 2022 by pingfool

[fsutanker]

Athletic Motion Golf is very good instruction and production. 

[Tampajoe3]

Michael Breed

[Hankshank]

Have looked on a few videos from Jonathan Kim-Moss, like his tuned down attitude and instructive style. No miracles promised.

Edited September 30, 2022 by Hankshank

[alittleoverpar]

Wow.  I haven't heard of some of these guys.  I'll have to check them out.

 

I've always liked MeandMyGolf.  Piers and Andy are pretty good IMO.

[iBanesto]

Rick Shiels and MrShortGame are the epitome of banality of golf instructions/club reviews.

[Robert L.]

Lately I've been watching a lot of Matt Fryer and Danny Maude. For a while I was watching a lot of Steve Johnston, but his heavy Scottish brogue got to be too much for me.

 

I don't know why, but I seem to be attracted a lot more to the UK guys than American teachers.

[Newbie15]

I take online lessons through Cogorno golf and I would say that his videos are my favorites. There's not a lot of wasted time, words or imagery. He's not trying to entertain, which I appreciate.

 

I also like Clay Ballard but he takes longer to get to the point. His videos could easily be 30% shorter while still being instructive.

 

I consider Mr. Shortgame's videos entertainment more than instruction. Which is fine. I watch him a lot but he's not where I go when I am trying to improve my swing.

 

I recently started getting daily video tips through Golfpass.com.  They have a variety of instructors and I find their videos to be good.  

[Divot License]

Personally I go back to Dan Whittakers (Golf WRX member @dfw1500) frequently.

 

His instruction closely matches the style I learnt as a child (and still revert back to as my blueprint) and was popular on here back in the Slicefixer craze.

 

He's also coach to a lady golfer I know personally who was an elite amatuer in the UK and has now joined the pro ranks.