Petter Tärbe

About the coach

I don’t teach the modern golf swing.

I teach what they did back in the day.

Why is that?

Fundamentally, I want a golf swing that is non-injury-inducing, controlled with solid power output, and effortless to perform. And it needs to be learnable.

The modern swing is way too effortful and mechanical for my liking. My preferred solutions are simpler—and have been hiding in plain sight.

Over the last 10 years, I’ve explored basically every swing system that delivers better golf. I started my coaching journey with PGA certifications but quickly realized I was looking for something different.

My idols did something different.

It took me eight years to figure out the brain-body-club connection intentions that were used in the 1940s–1970s—not just what these great legends did, but how they did it.

Most of us draw conclusions based on video observations. That’s absolutely fine if you have a top-tier golf swing. For everyone else, the inner driving intentions needed to create change are hard to grasp—but I will help you.

If you use the swing arc as a tool for power and don’t get clouded by technology, the answer becomes clearer. The intentions behind harmonized natural power, acceleration, and clubface control transcend time. At the end of the day, it’s all about letting the club work—but how do you do it?

Snead, Hogan, Thompson, Nicklaus, Weiskopf, Miller, Watson, Ballesteros, Olazábal, Woosnam, Couples, Stewart, Montgomerie, Els, early Woods, McIlroy, Scheffler—all do the same thing. It looks different, but fundamentally, they share the same intentions.

It never changed. And it will never change.

I teach these Forgotten Master Moves.

Sincerely,
Petter Tärbe

Specialities

Videos

FMM Intro

Swing Arc Engine

One Feel Shot Demo

Modern vs Old Comparison

Teaching Process