Henry Fall Golf

13/10/2026

09/10/2026

Dialing LOW launch, high SPINNING wedges with John tonight at Dobson Ranch Golf Course …these little shots are such a great test and a symbol of higher level ball strikers! I wanna say Trevino said something about that top groove once 😉

28/09/2026

One question I get a lot is, “Henry, how long have you been coaching?”

It’s a tricky answer. I started watching golf on TV around age 4, then picked up a club at 7. It came naturally to me. By 12, I was Maine Golf State Junior Champion, and by 13 I was volunteering at junior golf camps with my coach, Kevin Joseph.

Those summers, I’d also tee it up with the members at Bath Country Club, the course I grew up on. Times were different back then — my parents would drop me off in the morning and I’d play 27-36 holes most days. Along the way, I started giving tips and watching swings, and even at 13, members 6-7x my age were asking me for advice. I guess I had an eye for coaching early, and loved those conversations as much as the golf itself.

So my honest answer: professionally, 12 years. In my mind, closer to 25. Maybe it’s because I still look young at 34 that I get asked this so often — fitting, since I’ve been named to this year’s Golf Digest Best Young Teachers list.

This one means a lot. It reflects years of hard work and sharing everything I’ve learned with my students and everyone who follows along. My goal has never changed: provide real value and help people enjoy this game more. And I want to keep learning too — I’ll never know it all.

I’m so thankful to the fellow coaches who acknowledged my work here, and to the incredible mentors I’ve had along the way, some of whom are on these lists themselves.

Special thanks to those who’ve impacted me most: Kevin Joseph, John Hickson , Timothy Clark | Art , and my all-star teammates — Milo Lines , Ed Lasater | San Diego Golf Coach , Blake Cannon , Zach Gulley | Golfers Fitness , Collin Siverts , Giulia Sergas, Olympian, Golf Coach, Player, PlantBased 🌱 , and Jaime Garrido

And last but not least, to my amazing wife Dana Fall and my family — thank you for supporting me every step of the way.

It’s been a fun ride, from my first swings in Maine, to coaching college golf, caddying on the LPGA Tour, and building our Online Academy and golf schools with Milo.

There’s much more ahead, but for now I’m looking forward to my next lesson, and the chance to help someone improve and enjoy this game a little more.

23/09/2026

Quit the flip… stop the scoop… do this instead!

This is a common pattern I see amongst our Milo Lines Online Academy members and my students, but I’ve seen it fixed, and this little understanding and feel can pay dividends.

What’s that old saying? “Light the match.” How do you light a match if you early pull it off the striking strip? 🔥

19/09/2026

“Close the door” and “aim the spear” 🫡 …if you struggle with your hips getting in the way and not clearing as you’d like, perhaps these feels can also work for you.

Whether you’re Tommy Fleetwood (who got this tip from the great Butch Harmon), or a 15 handicap, making room in our opinion is always a valuable thing to seek after. It gives you space to operate and sync up your actions…

Is Tommy Fleetwood here trying to “fire” or “spin” his hips? No, we don’t think so. Back-back-back as I always say is a better, safer roadmap, and we prefer to use our chest and ribcage for our rotational purposes.

Hopefully for this Online Academy member, he’ll be able to use this to reduce his move into the ball and subsequent high handle through impact.

It’s such a common pattern and one that takes work to correct, but these movements will get you there. Steal these feels and start slow to improve your space, and ball striking 👊.

16/09/2026

Shane Lowry DTL pure action — Irish Open champ by 11 😮. Many ask us what some of our favorite swings are in today’s game. To many’s surprise, Shane Lowry is high up on that list. Beyond his world class short game, he does so many things we like and advocate for in the golf swings.

Let’s first preface our key observations below by saying the camera was moving slightly here during filming. For example, the amount he shifts off and lowers compared to our lines is a bit off...

But notice:
— dynamic trigger and hand action to start
— deep trail hip and turn up in backswing
— stands shaft up w/ right arm above left
— cupped lead wrist
— slots and shallows shaft in downswing
— trades arms (now right working under left)
— hands in front and COM trailing... not stuck!
— head lowers slightly in transition
— pelvis stays deep
— chest covers and gets well open
— tasty cut release and fader finish

What we love about golf swings like that of Shane Lowry is the freedom and ability to use their chest powerfully and efficiently through the strike. It’s natural, athletic, uninhibited, and yet super efficient. That tasty fade is also so pure... much can be learned from Shane! 👉

Swing video courtesy of 🔥

15/09/2026

Here’s one of my all-time favorite drills. If you struggle with raising the handle (like I have for so long) then give this one a whirl. You’ll learn to stay in the shot, keep your space, and return the handle. As always, start slow at first… hopefully this recommended exercise helps this Milo Lines Online Academy member like it has for me!

06/09/2026

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