The Classroom at the high end Shangri-La Golf Resort: A Seminar in the morning of the first day, educating the professionals in the coaching philosophy of the Harold Swash Putting School

Working outside on the Putting Green on the first day (Kan, Shay, Phil and Tan)

On the other side Michel, Warren, Marc, Edmond and Patrick going through the Basics and how to apply them

Marc Boggia from Central Golf in Hong Kong with Michel. Ligning-up is, if not done with a putting mirror, a very difficult thing.

Phil working with Kan, Shay and Tan

Posture is the issue here and how to improve it

The Grip, a basic thing that most of the golfers have to improve to order to reduce club face rotation to the maximum.

Michel working with Edmond, Patrick, Marc and Warren on their grips

Once the right grip is established, now it is important to get used to it.

Questions where always directly discussed until there was no doubt anymore.

Phil with Kan from Bangkok. We have been very impressed with their way of learning, their way of treating other people. All in all, we had a great time working with all these Pros.

The grip improves setup.

Sometimes to solve one

Setup issues where the first to be addressed with everybody.

Shay Smart with a partially improved setup.

Warren Yao with wrist issues, so after getting used to the new grip, it is combining it with other issues for the better.

Shay Smart being videoed again from the front and down the line.

Edmond Wu on the physio cussions.

Tan working on the physio cussions as well.

When you have 6 pros working with 2 staff instructors on one green, it might look a bit chaotic. But actually it is all well planned.

After working on the setup, it is all about how it influences the strik position.

Gathering true information in Putting Instruction is not always easy, especially if you dont have video available.

Patrick trying to get rid of any wrist movements by using the Yes! Uniputt training device.

Patrick and Michel on Ball Roll issues.

Phil working with Tan on grip issues and how to produce a sensation which reflects on a better technique.

Phil using the video capture to compare the

The two day course was tiring, with a lot new things to absorb. But there was certainly a lot of fun involved too. Patrick Foy and Michel Monnard.

After comparing before and after, the next step is putting it into practice so the it becomes a habit.

Warren testing if he can roll a ball straight.

Michel speaking with Marc Boggia about Ball Roll factors and its influences on the quality of Ball Roll.

Phil overseing Tan whilst working on Club Face rotation.

Marc Boggia: over 20 odd years teaching golf. He really appreciated what he learnt from those 2 days with the Swash Instructors.

Kan from Bangkok working on the alignment.

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Kan, Michel and Tan going through their Ball Roll footage.

Warren Yao also works with the Yes! Trueplane Training Aid. It is available from every Yes! Distributor and reseller. Ask in your Proshop for the Yes! Trueplane Training Aid.

Phil helping Marc Boggia on his eyeline setup.

The laser helps in determining where a player is aiming.

Kan, Tan and Shay with Michel.

Phil assisting Patrick.

Marc getting Sam Putt Labbed :-) after the setup changes have become somewhat more a habit.

Phil helping Warren. A putt stroke should be guided by the bigger muscles. Getting a feeling for this is crucial.

After getting helped, then doing it yourself is not always that easy. Therefore continous control from outside is important.

Marc being tested again. The before and after.

Good golfers and teachers will always share their experience. So all learn from it.

Shay mentioning his experience on how to establish a putting lesson with what he has just experienced.