Manuel de la Torre Golf Clinic - 1987 - The Mental Concept

[@mevk1]

Thank you for sharing Manny's magical lessons. He was a legend in Wisconsin not only as an instructor but also a player. Always wished I had gotten lessons from him. These are the next best things, not as personal of course, but in some ways maybe better.

[@DylanJamesGolf]

This is literally gold. Never have I ever heard anything so simple and FREE. Wow I’m going to teach my kids this way. Wish I knew this before!

[@wadepatton2433]

Yes, I could have used this in the 80's. But now is better than never. Been struggling since trying to restart my game--but now I we have Manny on our sides, I too am excited to see how it works out on the course. Last Friday was my last EVER conventional-golf-teachings outing. There is a better way.

[@DylanJamesGolf]

@@wadepatton2433 awesome! Sounds like you’re going to have some fun. Golf is as simple as shoulder to shoulder. Just stand aim look and swing. Watching Fred couples lately has improved my game. He’s got a gentle but powerful swing. Not of that crazy rotation head dipping squatting swings you see on tour. Just a simple rhythm and timing of your body and hands. It’s very simple

[@jherl8307]

When he talks about not wanting to know where he stands in a tournament it reminds me of all the dumbbells that I’ve played with that love to announce after the 9th hole - “ Great nine Joe. You shot 36”. Inevitably I shoot 45 on the back 9. Happens every time cuz I’m thinking score instead of just keep swinging the club.

[@andrewbiggins9404]

These videos are great, thank you.

[@dannyf1133]

Priceless advice 👏🏼

[@NocyMusic]

If you are a serious golfer and don’t understand Manual philosophy of how to swing the club have a positive attitude on the course you will always struggle !

[@Letitbeism369]

End gaining versus conscious control.

[@findmelightsdotcom9280]

Never thought I'd have a golf lesson from Rachel's dad from Friends. Evertime someone from the audience asked a question, I was surprised when he didn't get mad at them.

[@FredCDobbs-er4qd]

This is so simple that you have to wonder about whether or not you got shorted at the brain store. Instead of thinking about what you did wrong, just move on and this time do what you know is right. If you do it right it has to be a good shot. Took me 60 years to finally "get it".

[@davidbazaldua535]

AMAZING the lack of respect and focus in the 80s.

[@davidarbelaez4395]

Unicorn. This is all you need to master the mental game.