I just read Ben Hogan's Five Modern Fundamentals of Golf and actually took action in practicing his steps (he calls for 30 minutes every night) and I can already feel a positive difference in my swing and consistency. I'd love to find something to build on this and take my game a few steps further in terms of ball striking, touch, etc.

Does anybody here have any recommendations for books, Youtube instructors, articles, etc. that has made a significant difference in their ball striking, accuracy, touch, etc.?

Paging Seriously77

Go find an instructor and save yourself a ton of time and wasted years. And don't over do "starting the downswing from the ground up" stated in Hogan's book. The arms swing the club and provide 90% of the speed. Don't over think it.

Forum Troll said:

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Go find an instructor and save yourself a ton of time and wasted years.

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What if you have multiple kids below the age of 4, are lolpoors, and you and your wife work full-time jobs?

There are some good online instructors that do video lessons. Monte scheinblum and Dan carraher to name 2 popular teachers, very popular over at golfwrx.

I did Zach Allen online instruction for $39.99. Worth every penny.

My Dad Earl said:

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Forum Troll said:

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Go find an instructor and save yourself a ton of time and wasted years.

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What if you have multiple kids below the age of 4, are lolpoors, and you and your wife work full-time jobs?

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Sell the kids to fund quitting the job, sell your body to fund taking the lessons

Danny Maude is my favorite youtube teacher

Disclaimer: no it has not had a significant impact on my game

Mike Malaska on YouTube. Keeps it simple

AggiePride07 said:

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Mike Malaska on YouTube. Keeps it simple

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Bucket list lesson. $400 per hour