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Everything on the site pitched at intermediate players, from coaches who say so themselves.
The shape of it
Intermediate golf instruction is the targeted process of refining swing mechanics and course strategy for players who have moved past the basics. It is specifically designed for mid-to-high handicappers and aspiring single-digit golfers who want to eliminate "blow-up" holes and gain predictable control over their ball flight. This level of coaching solves the common plateau where a golfer’s progress stalls because they are relying on timing rather than sound biomechanical sequencing. We’ve all been there: you’ve finally stopped topping the ball, but now you’re stuck in a cycle of "good drive, bad wedge, three-putt." It’s frustrating to feel like you have the tools but lack the blueprint to assemble them.
To break through, you need to stop chasing "tips" and start understanding the why behind your movement. For instance, Scratch Golf Academy points out that a proper fade requires the club face to be open to the path, but still 6-7 degrees left of the target line—a nuance most amateurs miss by aiming too far left. Meanwhile, Athletic Motion Golf focuses on the biomechanics of the transition, using drills to ensure you aren't "guiding" the club or letting your body chase the club head, which often leads to a steep, inconsistent strike.
The synergy between different coaching philosophies is where the magic happens. While Eric Cogorno Golf focuses on the "engine" of the swing—the hip lead—to create power and space, Dan Grieve provides the finesse required once you're within 30 yards of the pin. These approaches complement each other: one builds the repeatable full-swing sequence, while the other ensures you don't waste that ball-striking gain with a poor short game. By synthesizing these expert perspectives, you develop a game that is both powerful and precise.
By exploring our collection of 420 videos, you’ll master specific techniques like the Lead Arm Drill and the Posing Impact method. You can expect to see a measurable increase in your greens in regulation and a significant reduction in those costly "fat" or "thin" contact errors. This page is your roadmap to a more athletic, repeatable swing that doesn't desert you when the pressure is on. Watch the featured lessons below to start turning your "lucky" rounds into your new standard.
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Lesson · 0:52
Setup · 4 steps
Dan Grieve · Jul 2026
Review · 8:36
2:07 “The 7-wood is almost non-negotiable for most people because it's just so easy to hit.”
Golf Sidekick · Jun 2026
Lesson · 1:14
Bunker play · 4 steps
Golf Life · Jul 2025
Review · 10:20
13:55 “That was one of the worst swinging performances of my entire filming career. There is not another driver I would have wanted in my hand.”
Alex Etches Golf · Jan 2025
Lesson · 6:08
Course management · 4 steps
Golf with Aimee · Mar 2025
Lesson · 16:05
Wrist hinge · 5 drills
Cameron O'Neal Golf · Jun 2025
Lesson · 1:20
Backswing
Brad Hawkins Golf Left Tilt Coaching System · May 2026
Lesson · 1:21
Posture
Brad Hawkins Golf Left Tilt Coaching System · Jun 2026
Lesson · 7:17
Club path · 1 drill · 3 steps
Scratch Golf Academy · May 2026
Lesson · 8:50
Impact position · 1 drill · 4 steps
Kerrod Gray Golf · Jun 2026
Lesson · 0:36
Weight transfer · 4 steps
Rob Cheney Golf · Aug 2026
Lesson · 6:50
Face angle · 2 drills · 3 steps
Porzak Golf · Feb 2026
Lesson · 0:42
Transition · 1 drill · 3 steps
Porzak Golf · Mar 2026
Lesson · 1:34
Impact position
Jimmy Ballard Golf 2.0 · Jun 2026
Lesson · 8:56
Bunker play · 4 steps
James Ridyard · Apr 2024
Lesson · 3:21
Speed control · 1 drill · 2 steps
Golf-Ed. "Educate Your Game" · Jun 2026
Review · 1:52
2:00 “3D printing allows for game-improvement forgiveness inside a player profile.”
Golf Monthly · Jun 2026
Lesson · 12:18
Course management · 5 steps
The Average Golfer · Aug 2026
Lesson · 2:18
Tempo · 1 drill · 4 steps
MONTE’S GOLF - Since 1954 · Apr 2026
Lesson · 0:27
Transition
Milo Lines Golf · Aug 2026
Lesson · 1:10
Release · 3 steps
Dan Grieve · Sep 2025
Lesson · 1:23
Impact position
Todd Graves · Jul 2026
Review · 12:45
5:10 “That's nearly 8,000 revs of spin on a 45 yard pitch. It's stunning.”
James Robinson Golf · Mar 2026
Lesson · 0:17
Downswing · 1 drill · 3 steps
Jerome Rufin · Feb 2024
Lesson · 8:04
Impact position · 2 drills · 4 steps
ChrisRyanGolf · Apr 2026
Lesson · 0:43
Release
Your guide to better golf - Marcus Edblad PGA Pro · Mar 2025
Lesson · 0:27
Visualization · 3 steps
MONTE’S GOLF - Since 1954 · Feb 2026
Lesson · 12:23
Club path
Hit Bombs · Feb 2024
Lesson · 1:01
Green reading · 2 drills · 4 steps
WhyGolf · Nov 2025
Lesson · 5:01
Impact position · 2 drills · 3 steps
Golf with Aimee · Jan 2024
Lesson · 0:20
Backswing · 1 drill · 3 steps
Milo Lines Golf · Jun 2026
Lesson · 10:53
Face angle · 1 drill · 4 steps
Malaska Golf · Feb 2026
Review · 8:44
1:10 “The mini's going to help you out big time if you're steep into the ball.”
trottiegolf · Jul 2026
Lesson · 1:15
Downswing
Jerome Rufin · Jul 2026
Lesson · 0:32
Bunker play · 1 drill · 4 steps
Padraig Harrington · Aug 2026
Lesson · 0:42
Alignment
Athletic Motion Golf · Aug 2026
Lesson · 47:43
Course management · 2 drills · 3 steps
Golf Sidekick · Mar 2026
Lesson · 1:28
Weight transfer · 4 steps
Brad Hawkins Golf Left Tilt Coaching System · Apr 2026
Lesson · 4:11
Trajectory control · 4 steps
Jimmy Ballard Golf 2.0 · Aug 2026
Lesson · 0:09
Transition · 3 steps
The Logical Golfer · Jul 2026
Lesson · 2:17
Weight transfer · 1 drill · 4 steps
Jerome Rufin · Jul 2026
Lesson · 15:03
Chipping · 2 drills
Golf Secrets · Jun 2026
Lesson · 1:17
Chipping · 3 steps
Cindy Miller · Jan 2015
Lesson · 16:39
Course management · 3 steps
Porzak Golf · Mar 2026
Review · 5:51
“This is Today's Golfer's favourite golf shoe of 2026.”
Today's Golfer · Apr 2026
Lesson · 1:21
Impact position · 1 drill · 3 steps
Jerome Rufin · Jul 2026
Lesson · 5:10
Tempo
Golfingoverit · Jul 2023
Lesson · 12:29
Downswing · 3 drills · 4 steps
Milo Lines Golf · Aug 2026
Lesson · 8:03
Release · 1 drill · 4 steps
Giles Gill Golf · Mar 2026
Review · 12:28
4:22 “Best way I can describe it is that fake one just feels like you're hitting a tin cup.”
Luke Hanlon Golf · May 2026
From the videos
To generate effortless power and create space for the arms, the hips must initiate the downswing transition before the hands reach the top.
It creates a dynamic stretch between the upper and lower body, allowing the club to drop into the slot naturally rather than being 'thrown' from the top.
Use a lead arm drill to feel the club head swing up over the hands, preventing the arms from tracking too far behind the body.
This drill recalibrates your perception of the club's weight, ensuring the club stays in front of your chest and prevents a 'stuck' position.
For short chips, utilize the bounce of the club by keeping the handle more neutral rather than leaning it excessively forward.
Leaning the shaft too far forward digs the leading edge into the turf; using the bounce provides a 'safety net' for slightly imperfect strikes.
Asked and answered
Most golfers see changes in ball flight immediately, but 'owning' a new move typically takes 3-4 weeks of consistent practice. Using tools like the AMG practice plan can accelerate this by focusing on your specific biomechanical flaws.
You likely have the 'engine' (hips) working but have lost the 'steering' (club face control). Ensure your club face at impact is only 6-7 degrees open or closed relative to your path, as taught by Scratch Golf Academy.
Absolutely. Drills like the 'Posing Impact' and 'Lead Arm Drill' are about 'feel' and 'sequencing.' You can perform these into a net or even without a ball to build the muscle memory of leading with the hips.
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