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3-Week Swing Rehab

Brian Manzella

If your game is stuck in neutral, you have to start by identifying priorities and attacking them with a clear plan. This series of extended video lessons will boost your performance in three areas: driving, iron shots and wedge play. Plus, great drills to get you seeing results on the course.

9:03

Distance

Golfers of all abilities have one thing in common: the desire for more distance. With the driver, yes, but also with the irons, so you can hit more greens. When it comes to wedges, distance is equally important—not for power but for distance control. In this video, Golf Digest 50 Best Teacher Brian Manzella shows you how to optimize your distance skills in these three areas.

11:39

Solid Contact

It’s impossible to hit every shot pure, even tour players do it less often than you might think. But, if you can learn what it takes to make predictable contact with each club, your shotmaking—and your misses—will improve. Here, teacher Brian Manzella demonstrates the things you need to do to get more consistency out of your driver, irons and wedges.

11:60

Ball Flight

Once you’ve gained a grasp on how to make solid contact and optimize your distance, then you can start to play around with your trajectory and create different shots. Some situations require a low ball flight into the green, some high, and some are b

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