Mike Granato and Shaun Webb
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Athletic Motion Golf presents a deep dive into golf instruction as you've never heard before. Mike Granato and Shaun Webb are leading golf instructors who have helped everyone from Major Champions to brand new golfers who are looking for a leg up in their foursome. If you're looking to improve your golf game, then give Athletic Motion Golf- The Podcast a download and listen, and let our instruction speak for itself. Our daily bite-sized podcast is jampacked full of golf instruction that will be some of the deepest and most informative golf insight you've ever heard. If we deliver as...
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Athletic Motion Golf- The Podcast turns swing data, coaching experience and practice design into clear routes toward measurable improvement.
Mike Granato and Shaun Webb treat the golf swing as a problem that can be measured, tested and practiced. Athletic Motion Golf- The Podcast moves between conversations with coaches and technology-focused guests, returning to the relationship between body movement, club behavior…
That 'bad swing' might be your driving iron, and you'd want the numbers before changing your grip.
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A plainspoken look at why real swing fixes take patience, repetition, and a coach's eye.
This episode stays on a simple point: a swing change only matters if a golfer can live with the work that comes with it. The coach walks through cause and effect with gears and force plates, and keeps circling back to the idea that the visible miss usually comes from something…
A plainspoken look at why mental toughness matters as much as swing mechanics.
The episode keeps its eyes on golf's mental game, using Scotty Scheffler and Tiger Woods to argue that pressure, toughness, and composure matter when a round goes sideways.
A clear look at when golf advice is a short-term fix and when it needs a full rebuild.
The piece draws a clean line between two kinds of golf coaching: a quick correction for a present problem and a deeper rebuild for a swing that needs real work.
A practical, relaxed lesson on mixing repetition with real-shot problem solving.
Natalie's conversation centers on learning golf as a skill set, not a single motion repeated on loop. She talks about growing up in Connecticut in the Northeast, playing several sports, finding golf after hockey did not quite take hold, and later learning from a supportive…
A practical tour-coach conversation about 3D, player patterns, and protecting what already works.
Scott Hamilton keeps the discussion grounded, and that is where it lands best. The strongest stretch is the practical one: how tour coaching shifted once 3D arrived, why a Gears setup felt pricey at first but still earned its keep, and how elite players get handled swing by…
A blunt correction to a common impact myth, with a simple logic chain that sticks.
The segment makes a firm case that impact belongs on the trail side of the body, not the lead side, and that a face-on view can fool golfers by making the hands seem farther forward than they are.
A club data deep dive that explains why the same swing can still feel different from club to club.
Nipper keeps the discussion grounded in club behavior, which is what makes it work. It starts with Gears Golf and its body-and-club tracking, then moves into Ovio and the shaft details the team is sorting through.
One million swings in, the message is still simple: setup determines what the rest of the swing can do.
The conversation centers on a practice app reaching a notable milestone: one million golf swings, and the speakers use that to make a simple point about the value of immediate feedback.
This segment discusses using ChatGPT to analyze Rory McIlroy's golf swing, evaluating its accuracy and providing feedback on the AI's performance.
This segment debunks the myth that golfers should keep their head completely still during the swing, explaining that natural head movement occurs due to spinal anatomy and rotation, and emphasizes that proper swing mechanics involve coordinated lower body, torso, and rib cage movements rather than artificially restricting head motion.
The segment discusses the common misdiagnosis of early extension in golf swings, emphasizing how camera angles distort perception and lead golfers to incorrectly adjust their pelvis movement.
This segment discusses misconceptions about ground forces in golf swings, highlighting issues with artificial foot movements and the relationship between body mechanics and force generation.
The discussion focuses on common misunderstandings in golf swing mechanics, particularly the desire for shaft lean and proper hand positioning, drawing from personal experiences and teaching insights.
The hosts discuss the controversy among golf coaches regarding trail foot movement in swings, sparked by Instagram posts that contradict traditional teaching methods.
This segment discusses common misconceptions about hip sway in golf backswings, criticizing incorrect advice to shift the pelvis forward and emphasizing the need for a balanced middle movement.
The speaker discusses their recommendations for effective and simple golf training aids, emphasizing the importance of body positioning in the swing and sharing personal experiences with tools like the impact bag and plane board.
Mike Granato and Shaun Webb introduce their 2025 golf instruction tier list, humorously categorizing concepts from 'God tier' to 'banned'.
Michael Neff, affectionately called Nipper, joins the hosts for a PGA Show conversation about Gears Golf, the club data it captures, and the Ovio shaft project.
Sean and the coach split golf instruction into two jobs.
Scott Hamilton comes in as a mentor, friend, and one of the best coaches in the world.
Eric Barzeski joins the show to talk about how golfers practice after a lesson ends.
The episode centers on Swing Coach, the golf app built by a tech entrepreneur who wanted to make a better golf app.
Wills Murray joins the AMG podcast from Monterey.
Mike opens by asking Natalie to walk through her golf background and how she came to the game.
Athletic Motion Golf opens on the cost of getting better at golf.
Today's conversation is about speed.
The show opens on a milestone.
The hosts spend the episode making the case that mental toughness matters in golf.
The hosts debunk the common golf instruction myth that impact happens on the lead side of the body, revealing that 90% of instructors still teach this incorrectly.
Mike and Shaun discuss the step-by-step process for making lasting golf swing changes, emphasizing the need for patience, repetition, and proper practice techniques.
Two golf instructors discuss the classic book 'The Golfing Machine', evaluating its strengths and weaknesses for teaching.
Golf instructors interview Hall of Famer Grant Hill about applying basketball lessons to golf.
Two golf instructors discuss recent tournament wins and the importance of swing speed in golf.
Golf instructors discuss how hip and knee movement patterns affect pelvic rotation and swing improvement.
Golf instructors Mike Granato and Shaun Webb introduce their podcast and welcome guest Brian Manzella to discuss golf instruction and their meeting story.
Golf instructors Mike Granato and Shaun Webb discuss shallowing the club in the golf swing, debunking common myths and explaining what elite players actually do.