Swing Society Podcast

In this episode of the Swing Society Podcast, the hosts record from Tokyo, Japan as they wrap up an incredible three-and-a-half-week international golf school tour. They reflect on the journey through Australia, the Philippines, South Korea, and Japan, sharing memorable experiences from each destination and discussing what it has been like teaching golfers across multiple countries. Along the way, they also talk about experiencing local culture, including incredible sushi, authentic Wagyu steak, and the unique atmosphere that made Tokyo one of the highlights of the trip.The conversation goes beyond travel as the hosts look back on the lessons learned throughout the tour and the impact their golf schools have had on students around the world. They discuss the importance of adapting instruction to players of different skill levels, explain how they approach helping golfers improve in a short amount of time, and answer listener questions about the golf swing. Rather than focusing on quick fixes, they emphasize understanding the fundamentals that lead to long-term improvement and more consistent ball striking.To close out the episode, the hosts reflect on what made this international tour so rewarding and share their excitement about returning home before preparing for the next series of golf schools. They discuss the friendships formed throughout their travels, the enthusiastic golfers they met along the way, and how each stop reinforced their passion for coaching the game. Combining entertaining travel stories, behind-the-scenes moments from life on tour, and practical golf instruction, this episode gives listeners an inside look at what it takes to bring world-class coaching to golfers across the globe while offering valuable insights players can use to improve their own games.

In this episode of the Swing Society Podcast, the hosts record from the beautiful city of Cebu, Philippines , following an action-packed international golf school tour through Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne, Singapore, and Cebu. They kick things off by reflecting on their travels, sharing stories from each destination, discussing their favorite stops, and joking about casino wins and losses along the way. The conversation offers listeners a behind-the-scenes look at what life is really like while traveling internationally to teach golf, from long travel days to memorable experiences on and off the course.The discussion then shifts into golf instruction, where the hosts answer questions commonly asked by students during their golf schools. They break down the causes of common swing faults, explaining how the same ball flight can often come from multiple different swing issues. One of the featured teaching segments focuses on playing difficult shots from thick rough, where they explain how selecting more loft, opening the clubface, and creating a steeper angle of attack can dramatically improve a player's chances of escaping buried lies around the green. Throughout the episode, they emphasize understanding why shots happen rather than simply memorizing swing tips, giving golfers practical concepts they can immediately apply on the course.To wrap up the episode, the hosts discuss the success their students have been experiencing after attending recent golf schools, highlighting impressive score improvements and reinforcing the value of structured coaching. They also announce the next leg of their U.S. golf school schedule, explain how future events will differ from the extensive international tour, and invite listeners to join an upcoming school. Blending travel stories, instructional advice, and updates from life on the road, this episode provides an engaging mix of entertainment and practical golf knowledge for players looking to improve their game while following the adventures of the Swing Society team.

In this episode of the Swing Society Podcast, Chris Howard sits down with Australian PGA Professional Brent Dale while kicking off his Australian and Asian golf school tour. The conversation goes far beyond golf swing mechanics, diving into what it takes to become a great coach, the differences between developing golfers in Australia and the United States, and how coaching has evolved over the years.Chris and Brent discuss junior player development, creating better practice environments, the impact of modern technology on instruction, and why communication and relationships are just as important as technical knowledge. They also share stories from hosting golf schools together, podcasting, and growing the game from both a coaching and business perspective.Whether you're a golfer, coach, or someone interested in player development, this episode offers valuable insights into modern coaching philosophies and the realities of teaching golfers at every level.Brent Dale is an Australian PGA Professional, highly respected golf coach, and podcast host based in Australia. Known for his practical coaching style and passion for player development, Brent has worked with golfers of all abilities—from beginners to elite juniors and competitive players.Having played college golf in the United States, Brent brings a unique perspective on the differences between Australian and American player development systems. Throughout the episode, he shares his experiences developing junior golfers, discusses how technology has changed coaching, and explains why creating confident, adaptable players is more important than simply building perfect swings.Chris Howard has hosted golf schools with Brent in Australia over the years, making this conversation a relaxed discussion between two experienced coaches who share a passion for helping golfers improve while growing the game through education, coaching, and media.About Brent DaleBrent Dale is an Australian PGA Professional, highly respected golf coach, and podcast host based in Australia. Known for his practical coaching style and passion for player development, Brent has worked with golfers of all abilities—from beginners to elite juniors and competitive players.Having played college golf in the United States, Brent brings a unique perspective on the differences between Australian and American player development systems. Throughout the episode, he shares his experiences developing junior golfers, discusses how technology has changed coaching, and explains why creating confident, adaptable players is more important than simply building perfect swings.Chris Howard has hosted golf schools with Brent in Australia over the years, making this conversation a relaxed discussion between two experienced coaches who share a passion for helping golfers improve while growing the game through education, coaching, and media.

Chris is joined by Henry Fall, a PGA of America Associate Professional, lead coach at Milo Lines Golf, and full-time LPGA Tour caddie for his wife, Dana Fall. With more than 25 years of competitive and coaching experience, Henry has helped thousands of golfers improve through in-person instruction, online coaching, and golf schools across the country. His “Swing Like an Athlete™” philosophy focuses on simplifying the golf swing into athletic, easy-to-understand movements that golfers of every skill level can apply immediately. Henry is also a popular golf educator whose instructional content has reached hundreds of thousands of golfers through YouTube and social media. Whether you’re a beginner looking for clearer instruction or an experienced golfer searching for your next breakthrough, this episode offers valuable coaching insights you can take to your next practice session.Learn more about Chris Howard Golf Schools:ChristopherHowardGolf.com Subscribe to the Swing Society Podcast for weekly conversations on golf instruction, performance, and the mindset behind better golf.

In this weeks episode we brought on Taylor Crosby. Taylor is an excellent golf instructor based out of Atlanta and on this weeks episode we talk all things golf instruction. You don't want to miss this one!

Chris Howard and Scott Tanguay talk golf swing this week about some interesting drills for you to work on. You don't want to miss this episode!

Chris is joined this week by his assistant Max as they go over some questions you have asked them. Theres some really good information in this one that you wont want to miss.

Shauheen and Chris discuss a wide range of topics around the world of golf instruction. Players and coaches interested in improving their game need to give this a listen.

Chris has his assistant Max Cooper join him this week to help answer your golf swing questions. They discuss every part of your golf game.

Elite golf coaching has plenty of debate. This week Shauheen and Chris take on some of the current topics causing a stir in the instruction world. Hang out to hear their opinions on these topics.