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The 10 Best Online Golf Coaches In 2022 Golfer Logic

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1. Monte Scheinblum. Looking for a no nonsense golf coach that will cut through the B.S. and teach you how to build a solid, simple, and repeatable swing?
2. Chuck Quinton (Rotary Swing) Chuck Quinton is the founder of rotaryswing.com and has been teaching golf online since the mid 2000s. The Rotary Swing has changed a few times over the years.
3. Piers Ward & Andy Proudman (Me And My Golf) Over the past few years Me and My Golf has grown to become one of the biggest golf channels on YouTube, boasting over 750K subscribers, and millions of views.
4. Alex Fortey (Art of Simple Golf) Alex Fortey aims to demystify the golf swing on his YouTube channel and website, The Art of Simple Golf. He produces short, easy to follow videos that focus on specific parts of the golf swing, without going too heavy on technicalities.
5. Shawn Clement. Shawn Clement was one of the first golf coaches to embrace YouTube, and over the years his channel has racked up millions of views. Shawn’s teaching is all about giving your brain a task (“cut the dandelion stem”, “throw your club to the target”) and not worrying about what individual parts of your body are doing.
6. George Gankas. George Gankas is without doubt one of the most famous online golf coaches right now. His “pivot and turn” swing philosophy was the talk of all the big golf forums a few years ago, and while he’s since tweaked his system to match up with different swing styles, he’s retained the core elements of using the ground effectively, shallowing, and turning hard.
7. Danny Maude. Danny Maude has been putting out instructional videos on YouTube for over 5 years, but it’s only in the past 18 months or so that he’s really come to our attention.
8. Chris Ryan. Chris Ryan was head golf coach at the world famous Belfry, so it’s fair to say he knows a thing or two about the golf swing. His instructional videos are pretty broad based, and he covers all aspects of the full swing and short game with a clear, focused presentational style.
9. Rick Shiels. Rick Shiels has become one of YouTube’s most popular online golf coaches, with over 850,000 subscribers and tens of millions of video views.
10. Robin Matthews Williams. Robin Matthews Williams is a bit of a divisive figure. If you’re easily offended, then his channel is probably not for you. But if you don’t mind a bit of colourful language, and are currently bogged down in technical swing thoughts, then you might find his golf instruction to be a breath of fresh air.

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