Hands-on Golf Instruction or DVDs – Which will make you a better Golfer?

Written by Mel Sole on September 14, 2016. Posted in Golf Instruction

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Do golf instructional videos work? If you watch late-night TV, then the answer is yes. You will get 30 extra yards if you buy this driver. You’ll get rid of your slice forever if you buy this DVD. Well, folks, I’m here to tell you that if this was true, all PGA and LPGA players would get rid of their expensive coaches and be playing with that driver and watching those DVDs. If you want to improve, go take lessons as all the top pros do. And as Ben Hogan used to say, “Dig it out of the dirt!” Thanks to Mel Sole Golf School for this informative video!

Golf Instructional DVDs have their place, but they aren’t a substitute for the personalized experience of in-person golf instruction.

While instructional DVDs can offer a good general overview of golf techniques, they simply can’t address every golfer’s unique needs, and that’s where golf instruction has a big edge. As Mel explains in this months video golf tip, he teaches differently to different players, customizing each lesson to his student’s strengths and weaknesses. A DVD just can’t do this. Mel also discusses biomechanics and a recent DVD TV commercial that promised extra yards and totally failed to deliver.

Source: Mel Sole Golf School

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Hands-on Golf Instruction or DVDs – Which will make you a better Golfer?

Golf Instructional DVDs have their place, but they aren’t a substitute for the personalized experience of in-person golf instruction.

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