$1000 Golf Lesson From TOP Golf Instructor

[@pro-waresupport4921]

I just got a $ 1000 golf lesson just by watching this video... and guess what... I had the same problem as you. Everything was going left... sometimes straight left and sometimes a nasty draw that starts left and goes more left. Just got in front of my launch monitor and kept my left foot down and now everything is going just slightly right... This will take some practice but the is the first time that I've found something that works with the first swing. I've been playing with my grip and opening the club face at setup and nothing worked with the long irons. Thanks Gabby for this insightful video.

[@kipdole]

Me too. I could not stop sliding and keeping my heel on the ground seems to help.

[@christheodorou31]

What a doughnut!!! FUCKING 1000 dollars lesson well done rich boiiiiiii

[@matthewwalters9980]

Same!

[@garylofgren]

Totally agree with you as I did the same and learned lot… thanks Gabby

[@jonathanalexander9340]

My son and I love watching these kinds of videos. It truly shows what golf is all about. It’s not about the beautiful golf clubs, clothes, and great golf courses. It’s what goes on behind the scenes which most people never see. The hours of practice and trying to correct what could be wrong in your game in order to obtain your goals. I’m sure your goal is to become a professional golfer. To have instructors like this man will no doubt improve your game immensely. This is one of my favorite videos. I truly love the technical part of the golf game. The hours of practice and training. Well done Gabriella. 👍

[@theMailman2]

@@jonathanalexander9340 that or your son just really wants to poke the little brat

[@hikerJohn]

Even if it's not an "immense" improvement, if you are already good (and can afford a coach like this) small changes can make the difference between qualifying and not qualifying, getting a piece of the purse or not, or winning and not winning. It takes a long time to work on this so that it becomes an unconscious habit. Also, teach your boy what happened to Tiger by his drinking and anger so your sone does not go down that road . . .

[@pikepunk1]

Its so hard to know what we're doing in our own swing. Great you went to see Claude. I've had 'problems' fixed in under 5 minutes with my coach.

[@akme1974]

Butch’s son is as good as he is. Great teachers have a unique way of imparting a lesson.

[@paulpeterson3970]

Thank you for posting this invaluable lesson. Can't wait to try this out. Your videos are awesome, keep up the great work. Look forward to watching you on the LPGA soon.

[@rafficohen6671]

1. Thank you so much for sharing this. I am a 48 year old golfer from Sweden with a 5 hcp and I have the exact same problem so thank you again! 2. Can't wait for your next KZbin on the course AFTER you have got this "new" thing in your bag. Love from Sweden and best of luck

[@THEGOLFCOACHUS]

This guy is all business!!!! I wish I had access to this kind of training equipment. Awesome stuff!!!

[@joenorsworthy]

It's great that you are getting help on the footwork. That will unlock many new possibilities for you. Good luck.

[@theliftexpert]

Wow , what an amazing lesson from the great Harmon family ❤ I learned a lot from this video, thank you for sharing this Gabby and best wishes on your continued golf journey ✨

[@Sarlat6]

Fascinating that despite past lessons and filming her golf swing a million times, no one noticed her feet off the ground like that. That’s why coach gets the big bucks!

[@Sarlat6]

Yes. I am responding to my own comment. I went back to watch her lesson with George from six months ago. She was not doing that with her left foot. Her left foot was on the ground. And they discuss that. So since then, somehow she’s gone up on her toes.

[@gregrouault684]

@@Sarlat6she has been chasing the power, and distance, and to some extent shot apex heights of the D1 females and pros she has been playing against in her more recent content and competitions (which you can hear her narrate in those vids) and that altered her swing, I believe.

[@tomhull612]

You're in great hands Gabby! You're taking the next step! So excited to see what's ahead so all the best! You've got this! My game changed forever in a great way when I went from right to left heel as well!

[@PeterFennell]

Thank you for sharing that with us Gabby. I enjoyed the shared communication. Excellent golf tips for YOUR game and well-done Dad on the camera? I was riveted to the screen in wintery Australia. Great content to share with us.

[@HabibiGolf]

Thank you for posting... man 1000 for a lesson, that's insane.

[@barryread3672]

My journey is similar to yours Gabby. My golf buddies said I had happy feet, lol! Just in the last 2 or 3 weeks I’ve been working on the same stuff that Claude was telling you. I’ve improved by 10 strokes. I am working on it hard. Great lesson and great video!

[@luxefalcon2730]

Ha, I do this too. I didn't realize it could be causing so many problems.

[@paulgreen8228]

What a lesson, love his coaching style, you’ve done well to implement his changes so quickly

[@dennisyamasaki]

I think you're game will go up to another level now! It's really amazing how good you've become hitting the ball on your toes! Go Gabby 😄

[@JG-808]

Awesome video! Im definitely going to work on those key points in my golf swing. Thanks, Gabby!

[@PeterSummerfield-m7p]

Omg, this video is amazing gabby best ever, please start saving your $for another lesson with Claude. Well done gabby that was hard work ❤😊

[@LibertyOrDeath-ms5rf]

Awesome videos. Looks like he really helped you! He sounds just like a doctor I used to have growing up. Just that calming, we got this, nothing to worry about voice. We're gonna get it all figured out. He's a great teacher.

[@chrispearce9224]

Claude's enthusiasm is so great to see. He really wants to helps his students.

[@Golfing-AddiCt]

I'm not surprised for $1000😅

[@chrispearce9224]

@@Golfing-AddiCt Ayé, good point.

[@gmwilliams4314]

I have been focusing on my footwork in my living room for a few months now. The drills you discussed are easy to do at home. However, I don't play competitively, so I don't feel the need to purchase a launch monitor. Besides that, I just live a few blocks from a golf course with a great driving range. The way I see it is as long as my ball is flying in the direction I intend it to, that's good enough for me. Thanks for posting this fantastic lesson.

[@mikestock6461]

Great video Gabby. Watching your swing in your other videos it wasn't readily apparent how much you were on your toes. Modern technology is teaching us sooooo much more about the golf swing than we ever knew. The science doesn't lie and it's such a challenge to fix the issues if you don't have the data.

[@abetterlife3088]

How many 16 year olds do you know who shoots a 66? Enough said! Gabby, keep up the toughness, you will get there!

[@rafficohen6671]

She is only 16? So mature for 16. Lets go Gabby

[@SuperTrane5]

Such a great video! We all make it more difficult and a good pro can go straight to the heart of the matter. We concentrate on peripheral stuff and think we know. Such a good video. Thanks Gabby!

[@GordonCox-fw7wx]

Great video, I learned some things also and will def try them out. excellent coach. Thanks for posting this video and continued good luck Gabby.

[@jjohnson8335]

Great video. Hope his guidance will prove beneficial. I always had difficulty after a session with having too many thoughts in my head. Looking forward to seeing your progress. Keep up the good work.

[@EddieThreeStix]

Fixing the footwork means no more Gabby Walk Through follow through shots lol. Thanks, Gabby, hope you’re able to get this into your game. 🙏❤️

[@ghislainlevesque6980]

Just love your videos! That teacher is quite amazing. I like his breakdown of the swing... Keep up with your good work & take care.

[@DigitalPowertrip]

Phenomenal video. My swing was so much like yours in terms of getting up on my toes and I was always pulling to the left. Thank you for sharing!

[@waltsammons]

Awesome video! I’ve always loved your attitude, keep up the hard work!

[@HughJorgan1]

Fascinating computer analysis of Gabby's swing, stance, etc.

[@vincecapri1]

Great to see you improving your game. Im learning as well, great Video Thanks!

[@andy1or2]

That guy knows his stuff... great video & instruction ....!!

[@scootertx4979]

Incredible what a good coach, who really wants to help their students can do. I had to pause the video multiple times because I didn't want to miss anything.

[@ZenyattaFan1]

These world-class coaches like Claude ae so amazing. They immediately spot things that 99% of coaches would not see. And they know exactly how to fix it.

[@cornalien8435]

This lesson was perfect for me! Really appreciate it!

[@seanbaines]

And his grandfather, Claude Harmon Sr., longtime pro at Winged Foot, I believe, is one of the most legendary coaches in the history of American golf!

[@tnsquire3195]

And winner of a Green Jacket.

[@seanbaines]

@@tnsquire3195 I was trying to remember what he'd won. Foggy memory. More than just the Masters, too, I believe.

[@tnsquire3195]

@@seanbaines without looking it up I’m not sure. He was the Winged Foot pro but also the pro at Seminole in FL. He only played in the Masters because he was traveling from one to the other around the time of the event. I’m not sure what other success he had as a competitor.

[@seanbaines]

@@tnsquire3195 Hmm. Ok, now I have to know. I looked in up. He won a 1950 PGA tour event called the Miami International Four ball with Pete Cooper, finished 3rd in the US Open in 1959 at Winged Foot (of course!), made the semi finals of the PGA Championship 3 times, placed 27th in the 1948 Open Championship, and won a number of other events that weren't then associated with the PGA, including many wins at Westchester, the Metropolitan Open (which was once considered a major) and a few Metropolitan PGA Championships. Few great teachers can match or exceed his playing record, his old Winged Foot buddy Tommy Armour and Byron Nelson among them. Not many others.

[@tnsquire3195]

@@seanbaines so in 1948 - he won the Masters, made the semi finals of the PGa, and was 27th at the Open Championship. Pretty much his defining year as a competitor. As a club pro! Could you imagine the stir if a club pro had that kind of performance in the majors in one year today?

[@JC-pq4ul]

Wow. Thank you. I learned alot about my swing and footwork. Excited to go work on it too! Great Video!

[@theMailman2]

This guy is strictly business, I love it

[@DublinDapper]

For 1000 dollars he damn well better be lol

[@theMailman2]

@@DublinDapper I like how Gabby is like, I’ve met you b4 and he’s like did you bring a check from your parents, let me see it first.

[@rockbandgamer]

@@theMailman2 She cut it out. Lol quit being so harsh. Gabby makes her own bread obviously.

[@thomasscheibal6076]

You’re in good hands with Claude, Gabby!

[@richardkaufman4626]

Thanks! I had a lesson last Friday and it gave me some things to work on. This video was very informative.

[@JohnDoe-xu2vx]

This is going to bne a gamew changer for you Gabby....looks so much better with your feet on the ground. I never noticed this flaw before this video.

[@danielrindfuss9911]

Thanks for taking us along with a "behind the lesson" video. Great content. One topic you haven't covered but is "key" in the professional golf game today: Rest and Recovery. Current professional golfers (both men and women) are true professional athletes with work outs, diet, training, mental focus.., as part of their lifestyle. The professional golfer from the 1960's looks very different from today's touring pros and that is mainly due to fitness training. At 16 years old, you are likely thinking of what career path to take. College, media influencer, golf pro are all in your decision formula and you seem VERY busy. You will be successful at whatever you choose but the hard decision will be what path you take. Please talk to some professionals you admire and see their rest and recovery program. Just my opinion, but you might be over stressing your body. You seem to be targeting maximum perfection but that also needs downtime to "de-stress" and allow the muscles to recover and rebuild and advance to the next level (as well as mental health) Easy suggestion to start: Take one day off a week and just enjoy being 16!

[@royklein9206]

my god, I was glued to the screen from beginning to end!! This was sooo interesting! That's exactly why these pro's can justify the prices.

[@StevenDietrich-k2w]

Gabby, we've got the identical issue with our swings. I get my weight to my left side but then I fall back onto my right side during impact. I hit a lot of thin, low irons and don't generate the power that I used to generate when I played better. I know that subconsciously I am trying to help the ball get up in the air. Thanks for making this video. Steve

[@markhawkins2617]

I found this video really informative it is interesting how these coaches break down the swing to find the cause of swing problems. Good luck on your journey.

[@sunnyside1970]

Good luck in today's Creator Classic. I'm a huge fan of our content and will be rooting for you!!!

[@morjo02]

amazing video ! Thank you for sharing.... Just taught me some things to focus on....

[@davidpowell2356]

Thanks for posting this video. This was very helpful and entertaining.

[@philrierson4683]

Great video. Thank you, Gabby and CLAUDE!

[@madridcucho5483]

Gaby very good session with a wonderful pro, Glad to see you know your weak points and you are very receptive to this pro suggestions to fix them. Golf as in life is a journey … just have a happy one😊

[@rickwhite2567]

OMG, he is pointing out exactly the issue most apparent. Fixing this will not be easy. You will have to go backward before you can get back on track. Impressed that you have started the journey with a coach. You are so talented that you have been able to overcome the main problem. I play keeping weight on my right heel to left heel. To do this I stick my butt out more at the address. This forces my weight to my heels to start and complete the swing. I stay off my toes during the downswing.

[@gabbygolfgirl]

I was able to implement Claude’s suggestions ever since the lesson. Was uncomfortable at first. But it has helped tremendously.

[@johnmccabe7645]

Gabby first, killer drone shots!! This principal that the swing starts at the bottom was so clearly explained. I remember your previous lesson also showed your head moving backward. Now you know why. The next several months are going to be fun. Keep going Gabby!!! 💚💚😎

[@DanFarfan]

@@gabbygolfgirl Fantastic! Adaptability is a super power. I love that you listen and learn as well as you narrate. Back in the day, my signature lesson when I taught ballroom dance was ... wait for it.... remove your shoes. Instantly changes your relationship to the floor. The physics of all body mechanics starts at the same place ... gravity. I'm so excited to see your game move from 20-30 foot putts to 5-15 putts. TY for sharing this lesson. Thx to the sponsor. The person who shot this video did a phenomenal job. Great editing too. 🔥🔥🔥

[@Forblackie]

@@gabbygolfgirlthis coach was amazing

[@rickwhite2567]

Albert Einstein said, “Make things as simple as possible, but no simpler.” The golf swing is no different than anything else in the universe. The more moving parts you can eliminate the more pure the solution. Moving up and down, shifting your head, and many more extra movements destroy consistency.

[@globalguy4653]

Such great video and lesson. These problems are my problems. Thanks

[@jason_okmostly_vayda_livin7200]

…being my daughter’s coach and caddy as well and I dig anything Coach CH III has to say. Hope we’re in the running for the fan content announcer next week (this week?) in Wisconsin with your team

[@kristopherhorwath8756]

That LEFT HEEL DOWN move is great! Used it today at the range and it was MONEY!!! Thanks for sharing this expensive lesson from a prestigious name like Harmon. Never would've been able to get this great information otherwise. Continued success with your career Gabby!🙏

[@BROU-bb2uc]

If you think about it. This is Fred Couples to a tee move.

[@yvonneguo3566]

Really appreciate this lesson! tks

[@Frank020]

Hi, thanks for sharing your lesson. I watched certain parts over again to absorb the info. Peace. Please make more educational videos.

[@VegasStrong1]

High Tech Golf Analysis usually comes with this price. But, the sky is the limit for Gabby. She's only 16 and a future potential LPGA star. Good job kiddo!

[@garylofgren]

Well Gabby wow all I can say is thanks , first I enjoy watching your matches with D1 players. But here is the wow and thanks I feel I owe you a % of that $1.000 lesson as I learned a couple things I have been trying to fix in my swing. Harmon did some great practice lesson tips and I see it work for you agai. Thanks

[@derekcraignolan]

I can’t believe you don’t have a coach. A must.

[@nicklauscepeda802]

How did you not get this lesson sooner, luv video lesson, you see so much

[@padeak]

Thank you for sharing, Gabby. I can have my daughter try this out.

[@billlowe9417]

You are super good now. And will only improve greatly. And super brave to film this lesson in front of the world.

[@knuthere]

Dude's a genius. Us regular folks watch your swing and think man she has a really good swing. Claude looks at it and says look how unstable the club is, keep your front foot on the ground.

[@steveregotti8542]

Great teacher-- you get what you pay for in this instance-- great job!!!!!

[@xslash10x]

Claude is a legend. So lucky that you got to have a private lesson with him. Is this going to be an ongoing thing? Would be amazing to watch more of him working with your swing.

[@rogwonmusic]

What a fantastic video. Thank you for sharing this.

[@usersll226]

Wow. Such great teaching. Money well spent.

[@dennisyamasaki6830]

Loved to see this video. I have the hooks with my 5 and 6 iron and driver also. I'm not so sure I raise to my toes like you did. But the weight transfer and delaying the release a bit more with my longer irons and driver might work. Too much flipping... I would like to see my swing with the ground forces mapped out.

[@robbeacham8793]

This is absolutely fascinating, brilliant video 👏🏻

[@downshiftgolf]

Downshifting with Claude 🔥 🔥 🔥 🙌 🙌 🙌 keep it up Gabby!

[@davidmayeranderson1291]

Fascinating! You've got some work ahead of you, but I know you will do it, and it will pay off!

[@rhythm2671]

i'd recommend Rotary Swing by Chuck Quinten. he's 9-3 drill help you keep your feet in good motion and it helped me. I still sometimes get up on my feet to early and i go straight to the 5 min to perfect impact position drill.

[@DaNoob_777]

Amazing insight and analysis by Claude Harmon!

[@wadepreston3401]

Gabby this was really interesting. I have your exact tendencies and didn’t realize it. My driver was has always been relatively good, because I tee very high. I am going to work on this as well.

[@michaelbardeleben4519]

Yeah Gabby …very well done…it is a very important step in your improvement journey and one which so many good golfers your age cannot realize due to lack of funds or a proud self arrogant attitude. I feel it is also important for you to see this improvement with your footwork on video so you have that visual memory cue. My handicap is 3 and I will only work with recommended coaches who have a video analysis studio of which I get to keep a video copy of my swing lesson after. It gets very expensive and is around £160 per lesson here in North London where I live.

[@Boatsandholes-n6p]

Wow eye opening 😎🏌️‍♂️💪

[@Silva32x]

Great lesson. I think I can apply this to my game as well.

[@rogerhorvath]

Great content! Thanks Gabby ;)

[@alexandercahoulan6583]

This guy clearly loves teaching and I learned A lot from this video. Left heel down at impact is something I’ve had trouble with. Irons are a nightmare. Seriously. No confidence, no divots. I can’t even physically take a divot after the ball. It just seems wrong. Like I’m gna break my wrists. But im gna try to have my left heel down at impact. Head more forward. God I really do hate irons. lol

[@michpackfan]

Always a couple guys on here that are golf legends

[@georgeyoung1810]

Thanks for sharing this!!! Even the best could use coaching

[@wealdtkd3559]

Lexi does very similar with her feet too. Used to work for her well enough. Not ideal but everyone is different. Claude is amazing, makes it so simple.

[@patbyron4445]

At a $1000 per session, the best advice and approach is simply to listen to the expertise of Harmon. Absorb what he is saying versus trying to anticipate what he is trying to convey and focusing on the reasons that lead to the swing flaw. Great session.

[@R_J_G]

Not sure she understands why her shots do what they do. Hope she soaked in the knowledge. Her understanding of her swing was totally wrong.

[@botrott]

I was thinking the same thing, constantly interrupting him and not letting him finish his thought only to be wrong is a bad look.

[@luxefalcon2730]

Dang, y'all are ruthless. I thought she did a great job listening & immediately implementing his suggestions. Some people will always find a reason to complain & find fault with anything.

[@equigs]

My thoughts exactly. If you go to the best, listen to him.

[@burgessbrooks4435]

You guys have to remember she's making content, so she feels like she needs to talk. Use your head. This isn't a 1vs 1 real session. If this was a real session, I'd agree with yall

[@mattz8775]

Excellent lesson.

[@relliott2837]

Being talented only takes you so far. No one with your talent should be missing a short irons into greens. It can happen but good on you for seeking professional help. I'm still with you Gabby, as always good luck! 👌

[@roberttexas3618]

I’ve played the Floridian nice course. Had a lesson from Claude

[@bmatt772727272]

Am i suppose to be impressed?

[@GolfWhisperer54]

Great Video

[@johnathanwetherill456]

Wow doing some thing from the age of 9 and then trying to relearn everything . Good luck . Great lesson and Video Gabby

[@jameslee9726]

Thanks for sharing your golf lessons 👍😊

[@billdandridge5168]

You’re amazingly blessed with raw talent and a desire to succeed. In today’s world to see a motivated young person gives me hope. Been a subscriber for a while and I could see the jump in your swing. When young I think we all believe it to add a power source. The quest for distance can cause a bunch of wrong things in a golf swing. As you age, get stronger and have good instruction as Mr Harmon provided you will realize mechanics will provide a much more solid strike. It will take time and effort to make this pattern 2nd nature so keep at it and we’ll see big things from you in the future. LOL!!! Great advice from a hard head with similar issues. Wish I had the easier availability of good instruction as I had in my younger days.

[@gabbygolfgirl]

Thanks for supporting!!

[@briancochran8356]

Very interesting video. I have the same problem with weight shift and keeping my left foot down so I don't let the foot swing out and open my shoulders. You are much more of an athelete which is shown in how easily you take a suggestion on change and immediately sart to incorporate it into physical motion.

[@hotplug56]

This was so on point. Awesome.

[@happyinthebistro]

Excellent decision!!! Practice what you have learnt.Hopefully you will start hitting the greens more accurately on regulation shots.

[@onceuponarythme2649]

Love the content! Have you thought about getting a professional camera person and editor?

[@hikerJohn]

Thumbs up! Good coaches are good for your game (if you can afford one) and not so good coaches can teach bad habits that are hard to fix if they become ingrained.

[@randallleblanc4592]

Wow, makes so much sense. Tks for this content.

[@darinf]

He really simplifies in understandable ways

[@econhelp583]

Great idea! Awesome content! Thanks!

[@OneCrazyGolfParent]

awesome detail in the lessons.