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Stabilize Your Lead Leg and Stop Slicing

Erika Larkin demonstrates a practice drill that helps you to stabilize your front leg and create a natural release through impact to hit straighter and more solid shots.
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Perfect Pendulum Contact - Erika Larkin - Womens Golf
How to Bottom Out Your Club Consistently with a Pendulum Motion
Want more consistent contact? Erika Larkin from True Swing reveals how a simple pendulum swing and weight shift can help you find the sweet spot every time, creating perfect divots with ease.
Get Out of Trouble with the Punch Shot - Anne Rollo Pro Golf Gals - Womens Golf
Get Out of Trouble with the Punch Shot
Are you facing a tight lie with debris or an obstacle that demands a low, controlled ball flight? Anne and Dennise demonstrate the versatile punch shot, the perfect "damage control" strategy for any difficult situation. Learn the simple setup and swing...
The Myth of the Straight Lead Arm Let It Fold - Kellie Stenzel - Womens Golf
The Myth of the Straight Lead Arm: Let It Fold
Kellie Stenzel debunks the common myth that the lead arm (left arm for right-handed golfers) must remain straight throughout the entire swing. Allowing the lead arm to relax and fold is crucial for generating speed and squaring the clubface.

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Should You Hinge or Not: Managing Your Short Game Runway
Should you hinge your wrists on short game shots? Discover Christina Ricci's simple rule of thumb for matching wrist hinge, clubface angle, and body rotation so you can easily switch between a low-rolling chip and a high, soft landing pitch.

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