Hole	Club	Video at Regular speed	Video at Slow motion	Outcome
7	Driver	1st drive (side view)	1st drive	Hit to the right
7	Driver	2nd drive (side view)	2nd drive	Hit to the right
8	Putt	Putt	Putt	Almost made the putt
9	Driver	1st drive (rear view)	1st drive	Pulled dead left
9	Drive	2nd drive (rear view)	2nd drive	Sliced

 

Here are two videos that I took of Glenn hitting his drive and an "A" wedge (aka "Approach" or "Gap" wedge) on hole 18 on September 24, 2018:

 

Hole	Club	Video at Regular speed	Video at Slow motion	Outcome
18	Driver	drive	driveSlow	Perfect
18	A-wedge	Wedge	WedgeSlow	Straight, but flew the green.  Glenn said he hit it low. Distance to the pin was 80 yards.  Club used had an "A" on the sole.  This is an "Approach" or gap wedge.

 

 

Ken's assessment

Glenn's main problem is swaying.  His head and right knee both move to the right during his backswing.  That will cause fat and topped fairway shots.  Glenn could benefit from the "Pro Head 2 Golf Swing Trainer".  Unfortunately, it costs $ 200.  A free way to reduce Glenn's head/knee movement problems is this drill.  If he swayed while doing this drill, he'd topple over.

I, also, have head movement problems.  Rather than spend $ 200, I made my own head stabilizer using a large tripod ($ 60), an Orange Whip (which I already had), and a clamp: