After taking multiple lessons over the years, Mike’s simplified but in depth teaching is far and away the best lessons I have ever received or taken and by far the best value. I listen and then listen again and again. What’s interesting is that after you try a specific drill or lesson out and then go back and view the information again, you even get more. Most people when starting out any sport, let’s say basketball, have to shoot 3 point shots instead of shots one foot away until making 5 in a row and then moving back a foot. Mike shows everyone how to build a swing and improve at an extremely quick pace if you are willing to put the time in and get the basics down, (foot by foot) lesson by lesson. Absolutely the best, well thought out teaching for a ridiculously low price. I wish I could give him more than 5 stars. I am not a beginning golfer and have broken 70 before but this information has opened up a whole new exciting avenue to getting even better through consistency. I have not received any compensation for this review but excellent teaching. I took the time to write this Mike to say thank you. I have never talked to Mike Malaska.

I’ve been on Malaska Golf for almost two years and Mike continually has new ways of presenting his swing philosophy to make golf enjoyable for the masses. He shows you how the similarities between golf and other sports like baseball, tennis and basketball are very relevant in the golf swing. You can’t force the swing to happen, but if you grip the club properly and have a good tension free setup, it doesn’t take much effort for you to produce plenty of power and distance to play some enjoyable golf. Plus the revamped and updated Malaska Golf site is even better and much easier to navigate than it was before. There is new material every week and if you ask Mike a question it might even get answered on the Ask Mike segment. Whether you are a beginner or scratch golfer, there is something on the site that will be helpful to you and your game.

I’m 69 years old, 15 index, and have played golf for about 30 years. Over the years I’ve had lessons both in person and online. This is the 1st time lessons have really made sense. I played a lot of tennis when I was younger. I appreciate how Mike makes the connections between golf and tennis and other sports. I am really beginning to understand that the golf swing is a motion and not a bunch of positions. This concept alone has taken a lot of tension out of my swing. I recently had partial knee replacement surgery an am looking forward to playing golf again in a couple of months. And putting what I have been learning into practice and play. I’ll report back to let you know how implementing Mike’s instruction is helping my game. Thanks for everything Mike! Ed D Michigan

Coach Malaska has :Has taken his swing experience from his initial golf swing as an young man to when he began listening to expert teachers, and now to his present day swing. He has studied the body and it’s relationship to his golf swing. From this he cuts through his lifetime learning curve of golf and gives you what works. Gone into great detail about the golf grip. I never was comfortable with the palms opposing grip. When I asked about my grip, My local instructors would take a quick look and say it’s fine. Coach Malaska opened my eyes to a way better grip. The light bulb came on.Coach Malaska coaches that the “weight shift” isn’t a proper description of what is going on. He then gets down to the deets for you. Light bulb came on. His videos of his instruction with fairly raw golfers and getting them on the right path quickly is something I wish I had an opportunity to do 8 years ago. Spoiler alert, the students are all making similar mistakes. Don’t spend years trying to figure it out by yourself! He is the best I have found. So much good content available.