Receive professional instruction on correcting the four most common miscues in golf: hitting a slice, hitting a hook, hitting behind the ball and topping the ball. Olson and Iverson first describe what causes these unfortunate results and then teach drills that will help you or your students fix the problem. 21 trouble-shooting drills focus on swing path, wrist roll, follow-through, weight transfer, posture, and arm motion. Olson and Iverson also include drills for improving your putting, chipping, and pitching. This video will help you become a better teacher or a better player!

60 minutes. 2001.

For all the words written about the golf swing, little has been written about playing the game itself. In the Elements of Scoring, Floyd explains how learning to play the game, regardless of the skill level, will improve your score and make golf more fun. Floyd presents great lessons to help you get to know your game and get the most from your ability. Learn how to play comfortable, how to avoid the big mistake, how to regain your composure when the wheels are falling off, when to go for distance, how to handle wind and rain, the three constants of great putters, and much more! He also shares many of the secrets he's learned in his 40+ years of golf, such as: ten mistakes amateurs make that pros never do, how to play to your strengths and hide your weaknesses, and how to overcome first-tee jitters. An enjoyable, instructional golf book for all levels of players and coaches!
1998. 173 pages. ISBN 0-684-84010-3.

During a round of 18 holes, you can walk up to four miles. Combined with the weight of your bag, you may see your game start to fade on the final holes. In this video, Jamie Bermel and Jeff Reinardy take you step-by-step through proper weight training techniques to help you develop golf-specific strength. Included is a stretching plan, and exercises for the upper body, lower body, and trunk. Next, Reinardy incorporates these exercises into a two day per week workout program that can be used in-season or during the off-season. Get greater distance on your drives, increase your flexibility, and develop better body control for more accurate shots. A great video for golfers and coaches of any skill level!
1999. 57 minutes. ISBN 1-56404-190-5.

25 drills and three great games for keeping your practices fresh! Since the short game constitutes 60% of your shots in a round, Gleason and Selders focus these drills on putting, chipping, and bunker play. These drills will put pressure on your players by implementing competitive aspects, they will help improve technique, and build team chemistry. The drills can be also modified to make them more or less challenging. A great way to work on the short game!

36 minutes. 2001. ISBN 1-56404-725-3.

You don t have to be a PGA Pro to be an effective golf coach. Rick LaRose provides you with essential steps for building a competitive program including effective practice organization. LaRose highlights key statistics that are vital to your team s success and how these statistics relate to your practice routine. Taking these ideas to the course, LaRose demonstrates a six station short game routine to get the most from your practice time. He highlights additional stations such as mid-irons, long game, and putting that can easily be added to your practice plan.

36 minutes. 2001.