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...he has a weak left hand grip/ poor right hand grip/ leans left at address/ right hip much higher than the left/ shoulders WAY open right forearm very high/ very,very cupped left wrist at the top/ way above plane/ total leakage/ vertical hinge action/ reverse pivot... ..what do you do first?

20 YEARS of FULL-TIME TEACHING 25,000 hours on the range Brian Manzella's Hacker Top Ten 1. Bent left wrist at the top 2. Poor left hand grip 3. Intent to hit the ball AT the target 4. Chicken-wing reverse swivel 5. Reverse Pivot 6. Circle delivery path 7. Off-Plane right shoulder on the...

This is a very valid subject for discussion and debate and was brought up on another thread...here is some of that and my quick comments: Brian Manzella response: You can control the clubface with the hands, and plently golfers need to LEARN to. There are other ways to do it, of course...

How do ya'll feel about how LONG a backswing should be? The longer the better??

The following debate is between your host, Brian Manzella:D and David Alford. No other posters please! The first point up for debate is the "level" shoulder turn... David Alford's take...in 50 words or less....is....

Hi David. I wasn't in last week as you had a nice little debate going with holenone and matt, etc. These guys are very knowledgeable, in the case of holenone, as knowledgeable as any on the subject of The Golfing Machine. However...this is NOT a "Golfing Machine Only" web site. This is MY web...

http://www.golfweek.com/articles/2004/pro/majors/senior/usopen/39598.asp

Post by Mikestloc: actually he makes a 36 handicapper look relaxed..... the only reason i'm busting him is that about 3 years ago Haney told 20 other golf professionals that I (mikestloc) would be the kind of player who could qualify for the US Open and then shoot a pair of 85s in the...

Delaware Golf wrote: You know, it's a shame that Homer didn't site his references in the back of the Golfing Machine...where did Homer obtain his Mathematical/Physics/Engineering information (like "the law of the flail"), and how about golfing book references or how about AIs that made...

Aiming Point: 1.The spot on the ground you are trying to direct your right forefinger at. 2. The place in the air you want your right forefinger to be at impact. BM: Where your hands would hit the ground if the 'flew off' on the downswing. Axis Tilt: 1.The golfer leaning to the right on the...

Brian Manzella and Mikestloc have teamed with the biomechanics department of a major university in their quest to show how-to and how NOT-to look at 2-D golf strokes in respect to plane, both of the club and the golfer. The premise: There are a number of teaching professionals in the world who...

Looking for feedback on doing a one of a kind, once-in-a-lifetime school for TEACHERS and PLAYERS on the Practical Application of TEACHING and LEARNING golf with the principles of The Golfing Machine. :)

"Here's to the crazy ones, the misfits, the rebels, the troublemakers, the round pegs in the square holes, the ones who see things differently. They're not fond of rules, and they have no respect for the status quo. You can quote them, disagree with them, glorify or villify them...about the only...

:) Hello Fellow golfers, Sorry I haven't been able to post the last couple of days. I am in New Orleans at the HP Classic PGA Tour event doing some teaching. I'll report soon. Hold up the forum for me:D Thanks, Brian

Today I accomplished a 22 year goal. Since I am only 42:D, that span is more than half of my life. Three things happened in 1982 that would forever change my life. First it was discovered, by complete accident, that I had a great aptitude for teaching golf. I was working at New Orleans' City...

Brian Manzella, 42, a PGA Teaching Professional who resides in New Orleans, Louisiana and teaches at English Springs @ Different Strokes in Louisville, Kentucky as well as The Learning Center at Bayou Oaks in (New Olreans) City Park, was awarded a Doctorate in Golf Stroke Engineering from The...

"Neutral" Under-the-heel pad Grip. 90 degrees through the belt-line posture and 'hand height' with parallel-to-the-ground neck. Very Slight right side bend at address, only enough to get the right hand lower and the right elbow slightly bent. Early 'set' for beginners/slicers/and recovering...

If you made a perfect backswing pivot, like the one we detailed in last month’s article Perfect PIvot Part 1 and shown below, and you simply un-wound your torso on the same axis that you rotated about on this backswing, you would make a very ineffective body motion (picture below). Yet this...

http://www.freegolfinfo.com/forums/m_271594/mpage_1/key_manzella/tm.htm Maybe the funniest thread of all time.:D Ben Doyle always said: "Resistance to thought thwarts progress." How right Ben is....again. ;)

Hey Tiger, My name is Brian and I teach golf. I met your Dad way back when you were 15 and you were playing at the AJGA Tourney in New Orleans. We had dinner at Nakia Davis' parents house. You couldn't make it because you had to study. BTW, Nakia is getting married in May to a real nice Doctor...