Finally! Instruction without the ego and the whole I'm right and everybody else is wrong attitude. Great Instruction and totally agree 75 percent is the most the two highest wedges need. This is why I go see my local PGA Pro.

Love the videos, Mark! Can't wait for more!!

More videos please.

Thank you Mr.

This was an EXCEPTIONAL video including everything from video quality, presentation quality and informational quality. I've watched a lot of KZbin golf videos over the past 15 years and this would easily be within the Top 10.

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Did you get your son to edit this? 👍

A lot gained from this video. Thank you from Portugal.

Well this is good advice. I just do not understand why so few subscribers. I will be watching more of your videos. Many thanks,

I had lost my way with my swing as far too upright and then difficult to shallow. Followed your advice and now far better. Thanks

It is sound ideas.

As a golf instructor, tell us one thing in golf instruction that you were dead wrong on and realized it later

As a golf instructor, please tell us one thing you Have been dead wrong about in the past and realized it later

I'm using a sledge hammer to master the golf swing. Forces me to route the club inside and up, akin to Bobby Jones, then as the lift hips begins to rotate, KaPoW 💥 at impact thanks to a technique I learned in professional arm wrestling which uses the right shoulder, powerful like a cannon ball to power through the ball. Side note: I only take the sledge hammer to hands just higher than my belt to master the routing of in, then up, before the shoulder loops the club back onto a shallow plane. Sound reasonable to you?

Good stuff

Mark, I almost feel like you made this video for me in preparation for my lesson tomorrow. 😆

How would you adjust this drill for an uphill, downhill, or uneven lie?

Focused on keeping a wide takeaway at the range and nailed a dozen drives down the pipe. Thanks for the tip

Mark That is the best short game lesson for someone like myself who’s struggling with the pitching and chipping yips that I’ve seen. Great delivery, concise and simple.........well done and thank you!!

Are those real golf balls? That house on the right would be in my shank zone.

Great video M, thank you

That’s a new one, I’ll try that

Once you get shorter club same thing happen. Does not help at all. 1980's lesson

I have long arms and short legs. Flat is a no stress relaxed swing for me.

That’s an interesting take on bunker play

Easy to say than do it.

But...I'm right handed in golf, but left handed in hockey. :x

Looking at your hitting mat seems about an inch higher than your hitting surface. Could this be a problem when a player gets out of a course?

you right, I watch a lot of the child prodigy kids, and all have a flat swing,... we forget a lot of these pga pros are tall, they can get away with steepness, most of us are physically built to be swinging flat. trying to focus on a flatter swing and I'm straightening out a driver that has been draw hook all my life. Now I'm seeing some cut , fade to straight when I shorten up and get a lil flatter.

it is great!

that got it for me thanks. I'm hitting okay atm but I took a vid of myself and my swing is very steep. This really helped thanks.

Like the look of this drill.

Excellent video. Thanks for sharing.

sound stinks and mostly not understandable, why bother?

Well done!

I like this advice. I'm guilty of this at times.

wow... this was the first video out of like 20 diffrent videos that actually helped me .... thanks.

Mark is a great instructor who can diagnose issues quickly. I drove over 2 hours to meet with him and it was the best thing (best 2 hour lesson) I ever did. My very next time out on my home course which has three par 3 holes on the front (155, 160, and 155), I played those three holes at -2 (par, birdie, birdie) - sticking the two birdie tee-shots within 10'. I played the front at 1 over par. That was an unheard of front 9 for me, a solid 15 HCP player. Unfortunately for me, I moved to Southern California since then. I highly recommend Mark! PS. Hi Mark! Hope you doing well! I'm now working for Titleist and Scotty Cameron at the SC Custom Shop out here in San Marcos, CA.

Really wish I had a club next to me. Thanks

So Happy Gilmore was right! ;-)

Really good - feel like Lee Trevino looked.