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Truly one of the Greats.

Favorite golf swing.

Went from 16 handicap to single figures in 4 weeks after following Greg’s methods!!

I love you Greg.

He should have shown Bob Tway’s bunker shot 😂

Greg Norman explains the hook and slice golf shots around trees simply and clearly. No wonder he won 2 Open Championships

I appreciate you uploading these!!!

Thanks for posting this. I have this VHS tape but no VHS player anymore...lol.

Thanks for uploading his ha

Top five players ever.

The best intro ever

Never saw this before. Thanks for uploading it.

I use a persimmon driver and I just hit them alot better than today's technology

No-one has sold the Game of Golf better in history.

The concept of how to hit it for hook or slice will be natural to anyone that plays football (or soccer if you are from the US) but I can see how it would be confusing if not.

That is the most 80s thing I have seen since the 80s. Thought I was watching Magnum PI for a while.

Small driver heads

What a mad good teacher “”” unbelievable detail ! No wonder such a great golf player

He got the cause and effect of shaping shots incorrect. The side swipe across back of the ball does not make it spin sideways (i.e., 90° change in spin axis) it just tilts the backspin axis a few degrees very much like how a pilot banks the wings of a plane with the ailerons like this \ for a fade (slice spin) or like this / for a draw (hook spin). That is the simple way Jack Nicklaus explained it in Golf My Way the first golf book I read back in the mid-80s. The strike across the ball still imparts backspin, which combined with the dimpled disrupting the airflow creates lift which causes the ball to rise but the tilt of the spin axis causes be ball to start out in the direction the heels are aligned toward, right for draw and / or left for fade. When learning to shape shots the mistake I made was turning my shoulders, head and eye back to the desired landing spot instead of coming up facing the swing path alignment to the right of center landing spot for draw or left of center of landing spot for fades. fA range drill I created to break that habit or teach someone how to shape shots is to pick a flag on the range as the landing spot target and hit 10 or so straight shots to it to groove the swing. The without changing face angle open stance 15-20° to the left and pick a target at that angle left of the flag and hit 10 or more shots straight to it to groove the felling of coming out of the swing looking to the left of the flag. THEN… incrementally open the face a few degrees at address behind the ball and observe how it affects where the balls fly and land. They will land progressively further to the right and kick to the right after landing. Keep opening the face until the combination of curved flight ( and roll to the right carries the ball to the flag target in the middle. It is best to do this with someone else spotting the ball for you to resist the natural reflex to pop up to see where it goes. A mental post-swing check is taking notice of if you came up with shoulders angled \ looking at the swing line target not where you expect the ball to land. A variable to be aware of when shaping shots is that game ball have different compression and spin rates than range balls. For example the amount of face adjustment needed to curve a ball back to center from a 20° open or closed stance will be less with a high spin rate ball like a Pro V1 than with the range balls. When working as a Marshal at a course and closing it at night I would go out with 30 balls and a single iron and hit approach shots to each green, ten straight, ten fade, ten draw with balls marked S, F, D so I could compare distances and determine my straight, fade and draw distances for all my irons and wedges. I bought alone the groundkeeper’s ball mark repair tool to fix mine and any others, making things a bit easier the next morning for the guy who mowed the greens who would otherwise fix them. Regarding terminology…. back in the 80s when I learned a “draw” was a right-to-left shot which landed as planned but would be said to have “hooked” if it curved to much back to the left and missed left of the target, or curved left when the plan was to hit straight. Same with “fade” and “slice”; a fade was a shot that landed as planned, a slice one that curved too much to the right. Fade or Draw = Executed as planned Slice or Hook = A Miss which over shot targeted landing spot.

Great to Stu McCullum! As a young Otago Boy, I know where Brendon got his "Slash and Bash Style"! Molyneux Park, University Oval, makes no difference, the boundaries were too small...SALUTE YOU SIR STU!

I love the eighties.

I bought these video's and absolutely love how natural and friendly he is, it REALLY made for enjoyable learning, to say the least, LOVE it, he makes you feel so comfortable, like your his friend, and he REALLY cares, and like someone mentioned, he even used the baby for super-efficient instruction, Lol!!!!!!!

Best instruction! Practical, makes sense...phenomenal! Thanks for uploading! T-time in 1:45...

What pixel is Greg norman?

No camera lenses were hurt in the making of this presentation.

The grip looks modern all in finger, jack teach left hand more on the palm

Why have I been watching all of these ‘misguided’ TH-cam Golf Instructors, when I should have just been listening to a legend from the beginning? Lesson learned...

YOUR THE MAN!!!

Um dos melhores e maiores jogadores de golfe do mundo pra mim. Aprendi muito com ele.

Love the music

This is so money, what happened to this world

Unnecessary testarossa!

4:53

I share a birthdate with him is my closest claim to fame he would be my favorite golfer

where can I get a toddler training aid? Do Taylormade make these?

This VHS tape raised me as a kid hahaha. I watched these for entertainment as a kid, because my dad raised me playing golf and he owned these tapes. I still have them. But haven't had a VHS player for years. This is some genuine childhood nostalgia.

200 yards with a 7 iron, and this was in the 80's... Yikes. He was a beast

My father worked for for CIC video and released this in the UK. I remember he brought it home and it inspired him to take up golf with me in tow. This video started my golf journey.

Did you see that bulging flange? No wonder he can get his balls out so easily 😳

How does he generate speed without pressing down into the ground with his legs?

what a swing. Some very useful info. Could've skipped seeing him show off the silly car

This video is my spirit animal.

2019 and that's hands down the best instructions ever

Don't tell Greg that the ball doesn't spin on the vertical axis, it tilts. Didn't stop him being amazing though

That 4 inches makes a big differences, so the wife says 👀

Funny to see him playing with a "Charity Shop" club!!

What a great teacher!

3:07 Love watching Greg in his prime swinging in slo-mo with a persimmon driver.

Greg Norman grip theory is why he choked in the majors with pushes under pressure.

It's rumoured the Ferrari was ordered with no choke