Fore Angles

Golf instruction · New every week

Every swing.
Four angles.

Short, clear fixes for amateur golfers, shown from four camera angles. Two of them no golfer can film on their own.

Baffy, the Fore Angles wooden mannequin, holding a balanced finish

The four angles

Two of them you can't film yourself.

Most swing videos stop at the first two. Baffy's swings are built in 3D, so our camera can stand where yours never could: in the ball's flight and straight above your head.

1

Down the line

Behind you along the target line. Swing plane, path and the angle every coach starts with.

2

Face-on

Straight at your chest. Weight shift, ball position, posture and how you hold the finish.

Only here
3

From the target

Where the ball flies, looking back at you. You see the clubface and start line the way the ball does.

Only here
4

From above

Directly overhead. The turn, the path and where the club meets the ground, measured in degrees.

Portrait of Baffy, a wooden mannequin with a flat cap

Meet Baffy

The mannequin who makes your mistakes.

Baffy falls back, flips the wrists and hits it fat, so you don't have to. Then Baffy shows the fix, slowed down and measured, from all four angles. One idea per video, and one drill you can do at the range or at home with a resistance band.

From the logbook

OctoberHandicap 46. The finish fell apart after about a second.
3 NovemberHeld the finish for three seconds in 39 of 42 shots on the range.
Every weekA new drill, filmed from two angles, good shots and bad.

Daniel's logbook

Baffy shows how. Daniel shows it can be done.

Daniel, who made Fore Angles, started golf in 2026. Every week he tries the drills himself, films the results and keeps an honest logbook of what works and what doesn't. The goal: from a 46 handicap to under 36.

46handicap at the start
<36the goal

Every week

One topic, from every angle.

Saturday

A long video, 10–15 minutes: the fault, why it happens, the fix from four angles and a two-week practice plan.

Every day

A Short with one fix and one drill, under a minute.

Your questions

Tell us in the comments what to break down next. The best questions get their own video.