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Free video course · Kevin Keding · Wilmington, North Carolina

A swing built for the practice time you actually have.

Fourteen short lessons, about 40 minutes in total, free. One setup and one move from putter through driver, so there is less to remember standing on the first tee.

If you shoot over 100 or carry a single-digit handicap, this swing system will permanently change your game: hitting the ball better than ever and shooting your lowest scores. Full stop.

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  • 1setup, putter through driver
  • 0moves to the left
  • 4words to run on the tee
  • $0no card, no password

Under a minute

What this actually is.

Kevin on why a swing that works on the range falls apart on the course, the six moves his swing takes out, and the one setup he uses for every club. Then a player who went from 53 to 46 on nine holes.

0:54 · captions burned in · the longer 1:14 trailer

Not a teaser

Three and a half minutes
of the actual lessons.

Full-length chunks out of lessons 3, 12 and 13 — the grip, the putting stroke and the short game. No sign-up to watch these.

The gripLesson 3 · 1:11

Torque the puttLesson 12 · 1:17

ChippingLesson 13 · 1:14

Captions are burned in. Press play, then turn the sound on to hear Kevin.

What players say

Hundreds of golfers have learned it.
Here are four of them.

Four of his students, recorded on their own phones. No scripts, and every score is theirs: Grant down nine strokes in ten lessons, Colin from 53 to 46 on nine holes.

  • “I’ve improved nine strokes in the last few months with only ten lessons. He’s given me confidence that I never knew I could have. I’m hitting shots that I never knew I could hit.”

    Grant B. Charleston, SC

  • “I was struggling to break 100, or 50 on nine holes. The swing mechanics were simple enough that with just a few sessions I was hitting the ball more consistently. Yesterday I shot 46.”

    Colin B. Fort Lauderdale, FL

  • “Kevin helped knock 10 strokes off my game in three or four months. He is a teacher, and now a friend.”

    Joe New York

  • “The virtual coaching is incredible. Kevin spotted a 2-inch hip sway over Zoom that corrected my slice in 10 minutes.”

    James L. Virtual student, UK

Why it holds up on the course

Fewer parts to time.
Less to fall apart.

Kevin loads into the right side at address, keeps the clubface square from setup to the top, and sends it to the ball with no movement to the left. There is no chain of positions to put back together under pressure, which is why it survives the trip from the range to the first tee.

01

The six Ps, or one move.

Kevin calls the modern swing the six Ps: pivot into your right side, rotate, reverse the club, recenter, crouch, post, flip the face square. Every one has to happen on time. He sends it from the top off the right side in one move instead.

02

Nothing to time.

Most swings turn the clubface open going back, then have to turn it square again before it reaches the ball. Kevin keeps it square the whole way, which takes the timing out of it.

03

One stance, wedge to driver.

The same setup for a chip and a drive: right toe turned in, weight in your right hip. Only the ball position changes, and each club tells you where that is.

From the range to the course

Ready. Aim. Load. Fire.

The whole system compressed into four words you can run in eight seconds on the tee.

01

Ready.

Right toe turned in, weight in your right hip. The same setup as every drill.

02

Aim.

Pick the target and commit before you take the club back. You do not get another vote.

03

Load.

Tilt, turn, up. The club goes where your shoulders send it, not where your hands do.

04

Fire.

Release, do not hit. Lesson 11 changes that one word and the distance follows.

Inside your free course access

All fourteen. In order.

Forty minutes start to finish. Lesson 1 is the argument. Lesson 14 is the round.

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    Kevin Keding

    Who is teaching

    Kevin Keding.

    Kevin created the Keding Golf System and teaches every lesson in this course himself.

    His argument is simple, and he makes it in the first lesson: the modern golf swing is a sophisticated movement that takes an extraordinary amount of repetition to hold up under pressure. Tour players have the hours, the coaches, and the launch monitors to build it. Most golfers do not. And are still asked to reproduce the same complex sequence.

    So he teaches a motion with fewer moving parts and one cause behind it, the same setup and the same move from the putter through the driver. He is not telling you the methods PGA professionals teach are wrong. He is telling you there is a version that fits the practice time you actually have.

    Read Kevin’s story: 62 years in the game, and why he stopped practicing

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    Send a recording of your drills or range swings. Kevin tells you what is working and what to adjust.

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    Money-back guarantee. If you don’t hit the ball better than ever before, Kevin refunds your money on the video critique, the one-hour lesson and the three-lesson series. The boot camp works the other way: at the end of the camp, if you’re not hitting it better than ever, you simply don’t pay.

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    Are the clips on this page the full lessons?

    No. The excerpts on this page are short, so you can see Kevin’s teaching before enrolling. The complete recordings are inside the free course.

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    Yes. Captions are included in the video image. After enrollment, each lesson offers the video and a separate VTT caption file for download. Because captions are already visible in the recording, you do not need to switch on another caption track.

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    Your next practice session

    Start with lesson 1.
    Play your next nine better.

    Four minutes on torquing the pendulum, then the stance he uses for every club. Free, and it opens on this page.

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