Welcome to Golf Teacher.com since 1994

My name is John B. Lombardo PGA professional Class A1, head golf and teaching professional at Dutch Hollow Country Club in Owasco,  NY. The golf swing has always been a fascination of mine. I have been updating www.golfteacher.com since it went live around 1994, with what I think is great content as it relates to the evolution of the golf swing, and teaching golf and golf instruction.

This summer I discovered a move that is common to all good players and Tour Pros. I would like to teach this move to you. It is a simple move, a simple swing key that puts the rest of your golf swing into perspective.

I am going to get right to a point here. If somebody, a golf teacher for example, would have told me 30 years ago when I first started to golf seriously, (and it is ok to take it seriously because I figure everyone's goal is to play better, to do this you have to have a little interest) that there is one golf swing move to practice that will incorporate and nurture all other moves into a cohesive pattern that would produce good to great consistent golf shots, I would probably have been skeptical at best and figured there was no easy way to make this move called the golf swing. That is why I spent the last 30 to 35 years as a teacher, player, and observer, trying to figure out how to hit consistent golf shots. And again, I never ran across anybody or any body of work as far as golf swing instruction that would lead me down the path to what I call good golf and good to great gold shots, consistently. Anything that is understandable, coherent, and to the point.

The problem I have found with teaching golf and golf teachers in general is that they make things way too complicated. One of my greatest assets as a teacher and in general is that I am able to reduce things to their lowest terms, to simplify things to make things understandable in common sense terms. I think I have found a certain key common to all great golf swings, and to all great ballstrikers, and good players. A key that is easily repeated, and that can in the end put all the other parts of your swing and body when it moves to swing where they belong.

Click here to see a picture and read an explanation of how your right side lines up at impact, and click here to see a simple video of what the move looks like in motion.

Since I have decided to put this information here for free, you can follow the link to www.simpleswingsecret.com and pay $20 fee if you feel it is worth it to you. I am a PGA professional and charge for my instruction. However, in an effort to grow the game and promote the  PGA of America's "Golf 2.0" initiative, I am doing my best to grow the game.

 I really believe that this is a great place to start and great information if you want to improve your golf game. I always say "you can lead a horse to water but you cannot make it drinK."