About Your COACH

Zach Allen is a PGA-certified golf instructor based in southern California. He has been named a Golf Digest "Best Young Teacher" and a GolfTips Magazine "Top 25 Golf Instructor." 

He was ranked the #3 junior golfer in California, behind another promising young golfer named Tiger Woods. He played collegiate golf at USC, professionally on the Asian Tour, and now dedicates his time to helping recreational golfers just like you!

He has taught everyone from complete beginners on up through touring professionals, and his YouTube lessons have been viewed over 18 million times!

I am a golf instructor/coach. I am always studying and trying to learn how to help students. This series of videos where the mind is engaging the middle of the body is the very best golf instruction I’ve ever seen. It is helped many of my students. I’ve only been teaching for a couple of years and it is amazing how quickly some people get it and takeoff. Three or four of my guys in the last year I’ve gone from 16 to 18 handicap down to low single digits. Others, who are just as athletic, work is hard and are not making progress and get very frustrated and tend to walk away from lessons and trying to get better. Thank you so much for this video series.

Butch English

Zach – Good stuff! Looking forward to learning more about the Consistency Code. You are a great teacher and you and Aaron do a great job with the videos. FYI, I’m a big fan of the Ballstriking Blueprint – I have watched it at least 20 times and each time I learn something new. You saved my game – I had back to back scores in the 120’s and was embarrassed in front of my friends. I’m very fit and the harder I swung the worst it got. That was 18 months ago. I ordered the Ballstriking Blueprint and totally changed my swing and the results have been phenomenal – back in the mid 80’s on a regular basis and low 90’s on a bad day. Thank you Zach and Aaron for what you have done for my game.

Bob Herndon

Hitting driver or 3 wood, I typically slice 75-80% of my shots. After two days of doing the pendulum drill and one day of the belly dance drill, and without hitting balls on the range, I played Avila yesterday and of 14 full tee shots, eleven with driver and three with 3 wood, I only hit one slice and two push fades. Of the 11 others, about half had a little draw and half were virtually straight. After the first few holes, I had to stop aiming left to compensate for my expected slice, as my first two tee shots clipped trees on the left as they went where I was aiming. Amazing change. Not as much improvement with the irons, but hit a couple of really satisfying shots with them. Looking forward to doing the drills more and seeing how things go from here.

Fred Hoblit

After using the consistency lessons you sent us the past week, I finally got it. I practiced the 3 drills you shared 10 minutes – 3 times a day and then went to the driving range. I could not believe my improvement. Every shot, 10-20 yards longer and very little dispersion (and no pain in my left elbow and right lower back I usually get when I play and / or practice). And I was getting my short pitches and chips into the nets on the range an amazing number of times). My drive was barely 190-195 yards in the air before but now I was carrying the 200 yard marker by 5-10 yards consistently! I finally felt the club shallowing WITHOUT having to try!

Gordon

Thanks you, Sine I have your lessons and my new clubs I have dropped my index 4 strokes in a couple of months. I am totally excited to practice the bell dance. I am 78 years young and know that golf will help me keep my balance and get me out of the house. Watching your lessons and taking note has changed the mental part of the golf game. I write it down, listen and watch. All three is what I have been taught to do to be effective.
Again, your amazing at the calmness in which you teach and the visual you teach with. Here’s to 4 strokes lower in the next few months.
Keep up your good work and research for us.

Sammie Odonohoe

I watched all three lessons of your consistency videos and I am very impressed. I am 76 years old who has been playing golf for 50 years and I think I have stumbled on to a real worthwhile instruction on how to improve my golf swing. I am looking forward to the release of this new program. I am an 18 handicap and I have always yearned to be a single digit handicap and I believe that is possible.

Jack Ludwig