
Golf’s Best Systems
much needed golf technique context
I categorize golf motion styles into systems for the sake of clarity and understanding. No golfer fits perfectly into a single system, but without a structured framework, you’re essentially shooting in the dark.
These classifications and structures are my own interpretations of swing systems that are both effective and valid. While I may not have covered every single style out there, I’ve done my best to cut through the noise for you as a reader.
I recommend that you start by reading the following about how the golf swing has evolved over the years before diving deeper.
For you that wish to have some consulting in your efforts I offer my Show Stopper Analysis and the Deep Jungle Guiding Analysis.
The Old School Swinger
I bunch together the legacies of anything from Sam Snead, Ben Hogan, Jack Nicklaus, Tom Weiskopf, Tom Watson all the way to Fred Couples, John Daly and Ernie Els. Or why not some of the elements of a modern Xander Schauffele or Scottie Scheffler. By far my favorite swing style.
The Ben Hogan Swing Rebuild – The Breakthrough that Changed Golf
Golf’s Greatest Swingers – Natural Flow Trumps Manipulation
Learning from 26 Majors – Swinging Power from Jack Nicklaus and Tom Watson
The Death of the Golf Swinging Motion – A Costly Mistake?
Old School Swinging Elements on Tour – A Modern Player Case Study
NOT the Golfing Machine Swinging – A Seperation from TGM
I found it absolutely astonishing that nobody outspokenly teaches the core of these movements. This was an inspirational factor for my own swing system:
MORAD’s Geometrical World
The teachings from the legend Mac O’ Grady has inspired more swings than anyone I can think of and needs its own prominent placement.
The Best Story in Golf Instruction – Mac O’Grady Timeline and Key Events
MORAD Three Swing Styles – From 86 to the 2000s – Broad Stroke Analysis
Contemporary MORAD – Modern Presence and Influenced Coaches
Why I don’t teach but respect MORAD – Differences from the FMM Swing
Non Prominent Functional Swing Styles (Q3 2025)
Over the years I’ve come across plenty of styles that I don’t cover that deeply but still deserves a mention in golf’s best systems.
The Baseball Swing – Slinging it like on Tour – If you’ve got what it takes (to be launched in Q3 2025)
Jimmy Ballard – An underrated genius which taught the world to rotate (to be launched in Q3 2025)
Jim Hardy – Learned from the greats and improved upon it (to be launched in Q3 2025)
Moe Norman – The best ball striker to ever walk this planet – What can you learn? (to be launched in Q3 2025)