Chris Como travels to Denver and learns how Bryson DeChambeau builds muscle and maintains strength before, during, and in between tournaments.

Chris travels to Dallas National Golf Club and spends a day with multiple-time PGA Tour winner Bryson DeChambeau and his long-time coach, Mike Schy. Bryson explains the origin of his single-length clubs and the mechanics he learned at a young age.

A journey to explore golf's leading teachers, players and influencers.

Chris Como travels to Texas and learns the course management strategies Scott Fawcett teaches through a combination of shot distribution patterns and PGA scoring stats. Learn where to aim off the tee and which type of shot to play out of trouble.

Chris Como travels to San Diego to learn how Xander Schauffele has drastically improved on the putting green with his putting coach, Derek Uyeda and how they have used technology to help.

Chris Como travels to Lake Mary, Fla. to learn from Mike Bender, the 2009 PGA Teacher of the Year and long-time coach for 2007 Masters Champion Zach Johnson.

Chris Como travels to Austin, Texas and learns from Chuck Cook, the 1996 PGA Teacher of the Year who has worked with Payne Stewart, Tom Kite, and numerous major champions. Cook and Como divide the golf swing into three key sections.

A journey to explore golf's leading teachers, players and influencers.

Instructor Chris Como is on a journey to explore golf's leading teachers and influencers who are shaping the game for future generations. Como travels the world in search of the culture, philosophy, and technology of successful players and coaches.

Chris Como visits 20-year-old PGA Tour winner Matthew Wolff and long-time coach George Gankas in southern California. Gankas shares why Wolff's unorthodox backswing is effective and teaches how to create speed by focusing on rotation.

How Grant Waite became one of the most respected coaches in golf and a deep dive into his swing and his philosophy.

Legendary instructor Bill Harmon discusses the fundamentals his father Claude, 1948 Masters Champion, engrained into the Harmon family.

David Leadbetter demonstrates the drills and techniques he taught Nick Faldo before he won six major championships. Leadbetter also reveals how to perfectly grip the club and the technology he trusts when teaching his students.

Featuring lessons with George Gankas and NCAA Champion Matthew Wolff, Xander Schauffele and his swing coach/father Stefan, David Leadbetter, Mike Adams, Brad Faxon, and Bill Harmon.

Chris Como visits the Leadbetter Golf Academy to learn how instructor David Leadbetter is teaching the next generation of professional golfers; insight from Michelle Wie.

Chris Como travels to Baltusrol Golf Club in New Jersey to learn from Director of Instruction Jason Carbone, including how to improve distance and accuracy, and a trick for instant results.

PGA Coach Adam Schriber reveals how he trains his pro golfers in the off-season. Adam demonstrates golf-specific workouts to add distance and flexibility and explains how to make positive swing adjustments without going outside.

Multiple-time PGA Tour winner Charles Howell III goes in-depth about his knowledge of the golf swing with his coach and PGA TOUR winner Grant Waite.

Chris Como returns to where he began his career more than 20 years ago - Westlake Golf Course, outside Los Angeles. Como visits with the teachers that shaped his career and learns their go-to drills for amateur golfers.

Chris Como heads to Denver to see how GOLFTEC is providing instruction and fitting to the masses and how GOLFTEC instructors utilize technology and data to fit for proper clubs.

Jamie Mulligan reveals how he's mentored generations of PGA Tour players and shows the way he watches his students swing the club. Mulligan shares the drills he relies on for tempo and rhythm, and a method to get students to dial in their wedges.

Get your game in shape with head pro Michael Breed, one of Golf Magazine's top 100 instructors, who uses a rapid-fire, in-your-face delivery to answer viewers' email questions and to demonstrate ways to correct everything from swing flaws to set-up issues. Breed, the PGA of America's National Teacher of the Year in 2012, also reviews the best and worst shots from the latest tournaments and presents tips on how weekend players can shave strokes off their scores.