You never gave not one coach a second chance. Most coaches have a system that takes months to start to work. I suggest you go back and stick with one coach you like. One that seems to have a want for you to understand. Watch him hit balls and see if you like what you see. Ultimately that will be your swing if you are starting at step one.

um....if you quit the game, why are you watching golf training aid videos?

Sorry to hear you quit I took a few lessons but stopped I think just getting out and playing And not being afraid to suck is the best way to improve I do refer to KZfaq quite a bit and it's super helpful my handicap's about a 20 and I keep coming back because I'll hit a couple birdies and a few pars every now and then. I would recommend finding one guy on KZfaq I like Paul Wilson And sagotu golf and then going to The range a lot in practicing and also practicing your swing at home I do it a lot in my office. But at the end of the day you do have to have a desire to want to improve or maybe stick with pickle ball

Find the style that works for you. Throwing a club / cutting the grass / momentum gravity = Shawn clement. Saguto is stack and Tilt. Malaska is hockey stick principle. I went from 12 to zero practicing short game like crazy and following the system of Shawn clement. I also love to spin the ball so I like the “flight plan” throwing the club exit path style of Shawn clement. My big tip would be to buy wedges with the correct bounce to the conditions you play and swing type. I live in Ca on very hard and dry surfaces so I use very little bounce.

Knob