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Hello All. I recently joined TST and am curious to hear about anyone's experiences with online golf instruction, specifically Evolvr. Was it beneficial? Did you feel as if you improved? Pros/Cons? My current index is 7.7 and I have always avoided video instruction, for fear of what I may see on the screen and preferring instead for a more "old school", less technical style of teaching. However, I am at a point where it may be time to change my approach and start thinking "outside the box" a little. Reason being is simple, I feel as if I am stuck at the same skill level and don't feel as if I have improved much over the past few seasons. Any feedback re: Evolvr, or any other video instruction sites, would be appreciated. I look forward to any and all input. 

Thank you!


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There are a few members here on Evolvr, and more who were on previously. Plus, there are some other topics about Evolvr:

 

BTW, the lessons you get online via Evolvr are not technical. We take things simple, we work on the priority piece, and it's mostly all "feels" because that's how every golfer "works."

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