The Brian Manzella Golf Show -episode 1

Brian Manzella, PGA Teaching Professional and Authorized Instructor of The Golfing Machine, G.S.E.D. (Doctorate Level), shares his unmatched combination of knowledge, experience, and communication skills, in an entertaining show that aims to increase you golf knowledge, upgrade your swing and lower your golf scores. Brian's web site features one of the web's largest golf forums and is located at brianmanzella.com

[@mightyd55]

Thanks Brian. Too many years being taught the wrong thing. You have changed my golf (and my life) in 23 mins. I tried it all today. You've given me back the joy.

Always here to learn from experienced teachers. Also liked the fact that you desmistify certain golf "cliches" and musts. Thanks Brian.

[@johnnymac2201]

Great stuff as always Brian.

[@shermantank1964]

This stuff is genius. Thanks Brian

[@heromonster]

Good teaching!

[@kingshearer2]

Thanks. You're an excellent teacher mate, shame your so far away!

[@dry509]

Do you use your your left or right hand arm to power the swing?

I meant.. "Always good to learn..."!!! Thanks.

[@garyedwingolf]

Wow!Very humurous! We need more info though from Louisana

[@dry509]

How does one do that?

[@brianmanzellagolf]

Yes it is. I will be replacing it soon,

[@dry509]

What do you think of RSS...Gary Edwin?

[@tongzilla]

What's really funny is he said, "I tried my best the hit the back of that ball...pulled it...". In fact he hit the outside of the ball. What's my point? Teachers will do whatever that can to prove their point.

[@dry509]

My issue is hitting it fat?

[@artboyson]

Over the top happens when the hips turn too fast ahead of the club which cannot catch up period. Nobody tries to swing this way no matter what you say about why they do it, or why it happens.

[@jacobr4558]

Over the top can happen for all sorts of reasons and NOT the one you mention. It can be 1. Going back to flat and swirling the club out. 2. Over active right shoulder. 3. Over activity of the upper body. 4. Extending the right elbow prematurely in the downswing. If you use the lower body properly in the backswing you "shallow" the club not steepen it.

[@tigerbricks]

I was falling asleep after two minutes. . . glad he doesnt play golf on links courses in Scotland

[@pyemae49]

This teacher comes across as arrogant and not in touch with his audience. He articulates his point as if he is talking to pros and the weekend warrior at the same time. The result is patronizing to the pro and confusing to the WW. He prefers to say 100 words when 10 would suffice! It's not good enough to put yourself forward as an authority on the game and justify this by saying you have been doing it for 22 years. A good teacher is both an authority and a clear communicator.