Well gents we got the forum we wanted! Special thanks to Logcutter for starting the thread and everyone for bumping it!

ITT we talk about our favorite YouTube golf videos or training/instruction videos.

I really enjoyed the Bob does Sports collab with Max Homa from '22

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=https://m.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3DofDGxMrSNZ0&ved=2ahUKEwj_z5Trm5KFAxV8MjQIHTZ7D6MQwqsBegQIExAG&usg=AOvVaw1BCfmvdId3Ej5iQ_LrzBi8

I'll edit the post when I get home tonight and can either figure out how to hotlink and embed from my phone.

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This one from Mike Malaska on chipping is really good.  I've not hit a fat chip for a long time and I've actually extended the method out to 35 yards.  It's so simple - weight, hips, head and shoulders forward at address.  Shoulders are also level and then hover the club just above the ground at address.  I noticed a huge difference immediately.

I also keep firm wrists, not flippy through the ball.  It all has to do with the low point and where the club bottoms out.  Good stuff, start at 4:30.  Play well guys.




Also adding Trevor Salzman (TS Golf).  I've actually been thinking about flying to Miami and getting a few lessons from him.  If you subscribe/register at his website it gives you access to a lot of short (1:30) videos that explain all aspects of the swing. This guy is good.

How the shoulders work:

Great post. Thanks for picking up my slack!

ETA: your recommendation has lived in a tab since page 4ish of Logcutter's thread since you posted it.

Will always watch short game specialists

I’m a huge fan of Pádraig Harrington. Lots of good info and drills in small bite sized videos.

The guy I cannot stand is Danny Maude.

I can't stand Matt Scharff on good good. He makes me think in the same vein as billy bob thorton saying, "it's like playin cards with my sister's kids" form Tombstone.

I did think the Rick Shiels -10 vs Sergio was hilarious.  They played on some faaassst greens and my devlish side says Sergio had it set up.

Grant Horvat after he left Good Good is solid. His teaching channel is actually very good. His wife is also easy on the eyes.

Paddy is one of the few elite players out there who understands the swing enough to explain what actually happens.

Most of them just tell you their “feels”.

My dad played against Grant's dad in college.  I had my girlfriend's daughter DM him on IG to see if he was interested in a father/son challenge. No reply. Guess my 50yo ass with a couple 75yo's didn't fit the demo