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Every video we have indexed on rules etiquette, from the whole of golf YouTube.
The shape of it
Navigating the world of golf requires more than just a smooth swing; it demands a deep understanding of the rules, a commitment to proper etiquette, and a library of reliable tips to handle the game’s inevitable challenges. Whether you are a beginner trying to decode the jargon or a seasoned player looking to shave strokes off your handicap, mastering the nuances of the course is essential. This collection of 19 videos provides a comprehensive look at how to approach the game with both technical precision and the right mindset, ensuring you stay respectful of the traditions while maximizing your performance.
We’ve gathered insights from some of the most respected voices in the industry to offer a balanced perspective on every facet of the sport. You’ll find data-driven training advice from Athletic Motion Golf, strategic course management tips from Golf Sidekick, and foundational guides from Paige Spiranac. By exploring content from diverse creators like Georgia Ball Golf and Hannah Holden Golf, you can avoid the common mistake of mix-mashing advice and instead build a cohesive plan for improvement.
Inside this guide, you will discover how to handle tricky lies, such as hitting from an uphill slope or playing with the ball below your feet. Beyond the physical swing, we delve into the "unwritten rules" and official regulations, including the Leaf Rule and proper dropping procedures. You will also learn critical cautions, such as why you should never bring new swing mechanics onto the course during a scoring round or why making excuses before a game can sabotage your results before you even tee off.
Golf is a journey of constant learning and refinement. By engaging with these multiple perspectives, you’ll gain the tools to stop chasing "revenge shots" and start playing with a professional level of composure. We encourage you to dive into these videos, compare the statistics that matter to your own game, and discover the specific strategies that will help you enjoy every round more than the last.
The full index
85 indexed.
Lesson · 16:08
1 drill · 3 steps
Golf Sidekick · Nov 2025
Lesson · 15:26
Course management
Golf Sidekick · Sep 2025
Lesson · 3:45
Distance control · 4 steps
Paige Spiranac · Sep 2024
Lesson · 1:00
Course management
Professional Golf Advisor · Dec 2024
Lesson · 0:59
Course management · 3 steps
Professional Golf Advisor · Oct 2024
Lesson · 9:00
Course management · 1 drill · 5 steps
Cameron O'Neal Golf · Oct 2025
Lesson · 6:40
Putting stroke · 6 drills · 7 steps
The Postman | Ian Poulter · Sep 2025
Lesson · 1:00
Course management · 4 steps
Georgia Ball Golf · Oct 2024
Lesson · 16:17
Putting stroke · 2 drills · 4 steps
Georgia Ball Golf · Sep 2024
Lesson · 0:35
Course management · 3 steps
Swing Quest Golf · Feb 2025
Lesson · 0:55
Course management · 3 steps
Paige Spiranac · Dec 2024
Lesson · 3:23
Setup
Paige Spiranac · Oct 2024
Lesson · 2:42
Course management
Paige Spiranac · Sep 2024
Lesson · 1:44
Course management
Paige Spiranac · Sep 2024
Lesson · 1:24
Course management · 3 steps
Paige Spiranac · Aug 2024
Lesson · 2:12
Setup · 3 steps
Paige Spiranac · Aug 2024
Lesson · 0:51
Course management · 4 steps
Paige Spiranac · Jun 2024
Lesson · 0:57
Setup · 1 drill · 2 steps
The Postman | Ian Poulter · Sep 2025
Lesson · 12:28
Course management · 4 steps
Hannah Holden Golf · Dec 2024
Lesson · 8:56
Bunker play · 3 steps
Hannah Holden Golf · Dec 2024
Lesson · 14:47
Distance control
Hannah Holden Golf · Nov 2024
Lesson · 8:43
Course management
Hannah Holden Golf · Nov 2024
Lesson · 11:36
Course management · 2 drills · 5 steps
Hannah Holden Golf · Nov 2024
Lesson · 12:32
Course management · 4 steps
Hannah Holden Golf · Nov 2024
Lesson · 11:53
Course management · 2 steps
Hannah Holden Golf · Nov 2024
Lesson · 3:56
3 steps
AskGolfGuru · Dec 2022
Lesson · 4:23
Pre shot routine · 3 steps
AskGolfGuru · Oct 2022
Lesson · 16:01
Course management · 2 drills
AskGolfGuru · Jun 2022
Lesson · 1:20
Course management
Cameron O'Neal Golf · Nov 2025
Lesson · 0:58
Course management · 3 steps
Cameron O'Neal Golf · Nov 2025
Lesson · 0:40
Course management · 3 steps
Cameron O'Neal Golf · Nov 2025
Lesson · 1:14
Course management
Cameron O'Neal Golf · Oct 2025
Lesson · 0:15
Course management
Peter Finch Golf · Apr 2026
Lesson · 0:12
Shot selection
Mac Boucher Golf · Mar 2026
Lesson · 28:59
Rhythm · 4 drills · 3 steps
Performance Golf · Jan 2026
Lesson · 9:56
Setup · 5 steps
Golf Sidekick · Jan 2026
Lesson · 14:10
Course management
Golf Monthly · Mar 2026
Lesson · 11:19
Course management · 5 steps
Golf Monthly · Mar 2026
Lesson · 1:01
Course management · 3 steps
Golf Monthly · Feb 2026
Lesson · 12:06
Course management
Golf Monthly · Jan 2026
Lesson · 54:39
Course management · 4 steps
Real Golf · Apr 2026
Lesson · 0:10
Chipping · 1 drill · 3 steps
Luke Hanlon Golf · Dec 2025
Lesson · 0:09
Course management · 4 steps
Sorta Like Golf · Jan 2026
Lesson · 0:21
Course management
Sorta Like Golf · Jan 2026
Lesson · 1:10
Impact position · 4 steps
Brit Golf Dad · May 2026
Lesson · 2:22
Course management · 3 steps
Brit Golf Dad · Mar 2026
Lesson · 1:33
Pre shot routine · 3 steps
Brit Golf Dad · Mar 2026
Lesson · 0:25
Course management
Brit Golf Dad · Feb 2026
Lesson · 0:23
Grip · 2 steps
Brit Golf Dad · Feb 2026
Lesson · 0:22
Course management
Brit Golf Dad · Jan 2026
From the videos
When vetting a golf instructor, check if they measure what they're talking about and if they work with golfers they've actually helped get better.
Data-driven instruction removes the guesswork of 'feel' and ensures the changes you make are actually improving your mechanics.
When facing an uphill chip shot, remember to give it a little nice rotation and avoid getting too wristy with the club.
Rotation helps the club head travel through the slope rather than digging into the turf, which often leads to chunked shots.
Master the basic names and terminology of your equipment to better understand yardages and club selection.
Clear communication with caddies, partners, or instructors prevents confusion and helps you build a more consistent strategy.
Asked and answered
When the ball is below your feet, you should anticipate a 'squirt' or a slider that moves from left to right. Aim slightly left of your target to compensate for this natural ball flight tendency, as suggested by Golf Sidekick.
According to the updated rules of golf, you must drop the ball from knee height. This means the height of where your knee is positioned while standing, not descending to the ground level where your knee would be if you were kneeling.
No, you should avoid bringing swing mechanics to the course during a scoring round. Focus on the target and the shot at hand; save the technical changes for the range or a dedicated practice session.
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