Golf Trainer

Golf trainer video images show details that you can’t see with the naked eye in real time.  Luckily, this gathering swept in images from rarely used camera angles. What these angles show happening is going to surprise you.  After several years of this research, I realized that I’d uncovered some moves and positions common to great players that did not exist in instructional literature, and that looked to be important in what the body was doing as it hit a golf ball. I dug into anatomical texts and biomechanical research papers to try to understand just what body muscles were
most responsible for these moves and positions.  An understanding of how the golf swing works, how a body is used most efficiently in hitting a golf ball, unfolded before me. Ideas for new instruction arose based on this new understanding.

On March 8, 1998, I decided to put my thoughts into manuscript form. A young man whom I’ve been teaching, Matt Marino, now has a swing that I believe matches the best Tour pros. His handicap index is +3.0. His images populate this book. Combined with the text, they present very clearly how the golf swing works and how you can get pretty close to these key moves and positions.  Swail has been augmented and refined through the intervening years. The testimonials Swail has earned have come mostly from prominent swing authorities and students, both of whom have encouraged me to get Swail published.

Learn more about Golf Swing Instruction here.