In the first of this three part Swingbuilders series Barton Greek golf pro Phillip Marburger helps you get a solid foundation. Whether you are new to the game or just need to perfect your form, Phillip gives tips and instruction on proper grip, form during impact, and finally a chip drill to help develop your swing.
FORE! 11/03/2007
~ Judd
For the weekend duffer like me, the grip and body position instruction was helpful. Good stuff.
tiger woods has nuthn on me now 06/27/2007
~ brittanie
What a great video to give to my dad for Father's Day! He's always trying to improve his swing in the game and now I can show him another way he might be able to improve on.
Crazy audio. I think it's really hard to shoot outdoors because you're always worried about getting good audio. Through out the video it goes back and forth between good and not so good audio. But I'm no audio expert so I don't have the best critiques.
Pretty good 06/08/2007
~ loganh
I am a very tall guy, and I personally don't like the interlock or overlap grip for a any swing with the exception of using the interlocking grip for putting.
The stance for chipping I believe should be a little wider than shown in the review, but as far as how far to bring the club back I felt that was adequately shown. Not using the wrists for the swing was very important, and I liked how it touched on that.
Overall I felt like the instructor did a good job, and it is very difficult to instruct someone on golf without being there. A few differences in my play and the instructor are mainly just personal preferences.
Thank you
Solid beginning golf drills from an experienced pro 05/03/2007
~ Jason
In this lesson, Phillip, a head golf pro, teaches you the first part of his Swing Builders class. He goes over your grip, the importance of impact between the ball and club face, and a simply chip drill to practice at the driving range. Nice lesson!
canon and sony sound from both mics 2.5 hr editing in FCP 1.5 (if i remember right) shooting time w/ two people, shot three lessons 5.5 total person hours
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