Sam is in England, so JT Perrine of Fairhope Golf Works joins Brian Manzella, Golf Digest's #14-ranked teacher in America. They do the math on 50,000 golf teachers and land on a number that will annoy a lot of people. Also: the three tests of a great teacher, Ballard and O'Grady into the Hall of Fame by executive order, the end of the PGA Teaching Summit, teacher vs. coach, and why going from an 8 to a +2 means breaking things.
Chapters 0:00 Cold open 0:44 Sam is in England. Meet JT Perrine 1:43 Funnel Golf now has a third show: Good Misses 3:15 What your detractors say about you 6:24 Inside JT's studio: Trackman, Gears, force plates 8:28 Should a teacher still be able to play? 10:49 Talking too much in a lesson 12:33 Every teacher's biggest weakness 14:37 50,000 teachers. How many are good? 17:50 Reading 600 resumes for the Golf Magazine Top 100 22:16 The three tests of a great teacher 26:54 Ballard and O'Grady: Hall of Fame by executive order 27:53 The JT plan and a playing ability test 30:22 The PGA killed the Teaching Summit 38:30 Why they call us coaches now 41:31 What every new student is actually looking for 44:06 You will not practice your way from 8 to +2 47:44 The best feeling in teaching 49:15 Why put the Gears suit on? 51:32 Not enough factual information 55:31 What Good Misses is about 57:20 Brian's talent scout call
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