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Butch Harmon
 
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Harmon is best known for having been Tiger Woods‘ golf coach from 1993 to 2004, though they have since gone their separate ways. In April 2007, it was announced that Harmon would start working with Phil Mickelson. He has also worked with other major champions such as Ernie Els, Stewart Cink, Greg Norman, Davis Love III, Fred Couples and Justin Leonard, and with younger stars such as Nick Watney, Adam Scott, Dustin Johnson,[2] Natalie Gulbis, and most recently Gary Woodland.[3]

In 2003 Harmon was ranked the top golf teacher in the United States in a poll of his peers organized by Golf Digest magazine, and has repeated as winner of this honour each year since. He runs the Butch Harmon School of Golf at the Rio Secco Golf Club in Las Vegas, Nevada. He also gives golf clinics around the world.

On April 8, 2008, Ernie Els officially announced that he was switching swing coaches from David Leadbetter (whom Els had worked with since 1990) to Butch Harmon. During Els‘ 2008 Masters press conference, Els said the change was made to try to shorten and tighten his swing, as well as get a fresh perspective.

Harmon’s brothers Craig and Bill are also both top golf coaches, who have made the top 50 Instructors‘ list compiled by Golf Digest on several occasions. Butch’s other brother Dick was the golf professional at the River Oaks Country Club in Houston, Texas from 1977 to 2001. After leaving that position, he established two teaching centers in Houston. Dick died February 10, 2006 at age 58 from pneumonia.

 
1. Fixing The Shanks
Golf Digest Top-Ranked Teacher Butch Harmon explains the reasons—and offers a cure—for the dreaded shank.
 

2. Hit Down For Divots
If you don’t take a divot on your approach shots, you’re probably pulling up onto your back foot during the downswing. Here’s Butch Harmon’s favorite drill for learning to take good divots.
 

 
3. The Downswing
The backswing has one function and one function only. Butch Harmon explains.
 

 
4. Play Up In Greenside Bunkers
In a greenside bunker and unsure what to do? Butch Harmon demonstrates.
 

 
5. Hit More Greens From 150 Yards
Butch Harmon teaches you how to get out of a tight lie, while letting your club do all of the work.