

Golf instruction is not a universal discipline.
All of the top teachers
employ different models and methods with their students.
It is
incumbent on the instructor to identify the components of each model
and method and have a full understanding of which model will improve or
regress a player’s ability.
Trying to fit each student into the same
method can prove disastrous and I have witnessed firsthand how this can
ruin the careers of world class players.
I
have
also witnessed firsthand the resurrection of world class players whose
careers were on the brink of ruin. I
teach with a simple philosophy:
"If the student is not
hitting the
ball better in the next 5 minutes, then either the student did not do
what the instructor was asking, or what the instructor was asking the
student to do was the wrong information."