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Both are very good. I prefer video #2- it applies to my golf issues better than video #1. We all want and need consistency.

Great points in both videos but in my mind the points in video #1 seem to help me more.

video 2 for players who already have the fundamental swing concept of video 1. Video 1 for golfers wanting to improve their ball striking.

#1 for sure.

Video #1 it has helped me already.

Its got to be video#1 it as helped me with my slice

it,s video one for me, impact is the most important thing in golf andy

Video #1 - the fundamental concept: swing is circular and concept of skills to execute that swing. Video 2 is helpful follow up.

I vote for #2

I've already voted, but wanted to say best of luck, Charlie.

Former student - I tend to share some of the observations of Mr. Foley. First, I don't believe that the title 'The Big Three' of the Full Swing stays on message. Solid contact, direction and distance are not really components of the 'Full Swing' but results. From my perspective, the [Elements of the Winning Swing - consistency, contact, confidence] components of 'solid contact' is what the video is really addressing and is the message that you have always emphasized. Distance and direction are simply the anticipated and desired results of those applications - so, I would rethink the message and the title if you have time. 
 
 
 
Delivery of the message - you seem in an unusual rush to communicate your message, which was somewhat distracting - almost as if you were having to create your message while standing there - I would prefer a slower, more measured delivery, which is the way you actually speak. The white golf glove was a distraction as well because you tend to use your hands a great deal while speaking - so, I would lose the glove during the introduction. Moments of looking down range to where you have hit the ball are rather meaningless, because there is no ability to see the flight or landing of the ball -so while it would be the normal thing to do, I don't know that time adds anything to this video. 
 
 
 
The Big Three of Communicating - is to speak to [rather than at] your targeted audience, at a pace that you would use in conversation and know and stay on the message you wish to share. 
 
 
 
No. 1 is the better of the two, but it needs polish and thought to make a solid impression on your listeners. 
 
 
 
Good Luck Charlie

Number one. Definitely.

#1 is good basic info -gets my vote. 
 
#2 is for more advanced player.

Charlie: 
 
 
 
Video #1 is my vote...although both are very well done. Thanks for the free videos and help. Best of luck in the "contest".....as a Reynolds resident I sure hope you win.

Video #2 is the best. One is too technical. Trying to get your hands to a certain position takes a lot of effort. #2 is more about the mental aspect which is 90% of the golf swing.

I think that video #2 is the best... the drills in #1 are great, but getting consistency is "KING" - pun intended 
 
 
 
JRK

Both are great!!! 
 
I think I would pick #1.

Charlie: You're a great teacher, just like your friend Tom Fowler. But I vote for Video 1. Good information well-presented. Now if I can only do what you and Tom say. 
Phil

Video #1 is my vote, its has worked the best for me.  
Good Luck

I vot efro video #1. They are both good but #1 has better instruction techniques. JN

Both serve me well so either should serve you well---you could flip a coin over which to submit !

#1 is the most helpful and Charlie CAN get his points across very good.

Video 1 without a doubt. I have been working on the line drill and it has made all the difference for me.

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