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Fairways and Greens

Butch Harmon

Butch Harmon has taken three players to No. 1 in the world—Greg Norman, Tiger Woods and Dustin Johnson. And his simple, direct style of teaching is even better for weekend golfers. In this video series, Butch covers all the keys to getting off the tee and on the green. Butch at his best!

7:27

Driving

Hitting a good drive not only sets you up to score, it creates an emotional boost that lifts your entire game. Poor driving, on the other hand, makes golf a struggle. In this video, Butch Harmon takes you through the basics of becoming a more powerful, more accurate driver.

5:08

Tough Drives

During a round of golf, some tee shots suit your eye and accommodate your natural ball flight, and others don’t. This video is about handling the ones that don’t, like when there’s trouble down one side or when you feel pressure. Here, Butch Harmon teaches you how to pure it off any tee.

6:36

Approach Shots

Nothing in golf is more frustrating than hitting a perfect drive and then chunking or blading your approach. In this video, Butch Harmon shares his simple keys for making solid contact and controlling ball flight. You’re sure to hit more greens with these time-tested fundamentals.

7:28

Tough Approaches

On the course, you rarely get a flat, driving-range lie. To be a good shotmaker, you need a plan for handling uneven lies—uphill, downhill, ball below your feet, ball above your feet. You also need to know the proper technique for hitting out of the rough. Here, Butch Harmon covers it all.

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