Who's the best golf teacher

Hi,

I am looking for a list of golf instructors - top 30 in the world:-)
I'm not interested in best coaches or most famous. (They can be good too.) I am interested in teachers that can get most out of learners and help them to learn at their best ability. Learner can be a youngster, senior, avid golfer or a beginner like me.

I am planning to do an interview for 10 top teachers about their understanding of feedback in learning process.

Who makes list about best teachers?

Joe Hagen from 3 Skills would be a good one. He has developed a very interesting approach to teaching and learning.

hi
if looking for the best in the world then i think leadbetter's teaching school, also Plez teaching school, Bob Torrance would be another that came to mind.
AG Bonner and Dalton Mccray for the shear number of tapes and videos they have sold and had the huge number of people that used there tapes and DVD.s
also Ben Hogan for his book that is still one of the most read instruction books ever read.
cheers
bill

BrianW, do you have a link to "Joe Hagen"?

Hannu, go via the 3 skills ad at the top of the page - it will give you links to the various instructos.

Found it... and I like it. Kind of K.I.S.S thing.

Sorry, I should have given you the link.

There is a thread on this site for 3 skills, its long but will give a flavour of the system Joe has developed.

Hi,

i found a top 100 list, but it's only USA and Canada
http://www.golf.com/golf/instruction/top_100_teachers

Go to golfwrx.com and do a search for username SLICEFIXER - there is a 225 word document dedicated to all his posts.

Unreal.

Some vids on youtube too with the same name if you check it out.

Matt, how'd you come about crossing paths with Slice?
Do you implement his method's into your golf swing?
What do you think of the TGMer's and the Morad bunch?

Hello Ben

I came across slice's path from joining golfwrx.com forums late last month. At first I didn't know much of the man - nor did I really want to focus on a specific member and their 'methods', but I will say the minute I saw his posts - I was set.

Slice has a very specific way of posting, he uses an elipses format - so no pauses really - and he always explains things so perfectly and to the point, does not beat around the bush like some tend to do.

The best thing about his posting, is the fact that he is so passionate in helping everyone on the forum - I've emailed him twice and he did not hold any secrets back.

If you join the site - look up for all threads started by him or his username, there is a 224 page manifesto that members comprised of just his posts.

I am still learning, but thankfully his method seems to be near similar to Morad/TGM - I'm never one to identify real differences because I hate to analyze golf swings/methods. I am rather into those individuals who choose to help the golfing community out - rather than hold secrets and tell me to go to a camp so I can learn them.

Slice spills his guts - and he still seems to do well teaching. I just wish I had enough money to go see him in Texas for a lesson or two. For now, I'm on page 100 of 224 on the document.

Best read ever

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