Golfers really relate to Christina's style of communication, delivering clear, concise advice that helps players of all skill levels. Christina took up the game in 2000 and dropped to a 5 handicap in five short years. She published her first book A Girl’s On-Course Survival Guide to Golf in 2008 and never looked back. Christina has an extensive offering of learning opportunities for passionate players looking for more pars. Check out morepars.com.
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If you chip with just your arms, you lose the power of your chest rotation. Christina Ricci demonstrates a simple feel for keeping the trail arm tucked and soft, ensuring the club stays on plane and out of the “sucked inside” position for better accuracy and distance control.
Do you have enough “runway” for your chip to roll, or do you need to clear a bunker and stop it fast? Christina Ricci demonstrates two distinct setups—the low runner and the high flop—so you can choose the right shot for every situation on the course.
Tired of watching short par putts veer offline? Christina Ricci shows why aiming for the back of the cup gives your brain a specific focus that settles the nerves and keeps the ball on its intended line.
Struggle with a quick or “hitchy” transition on your chips? Christina Ricci demonstrates how adding a deliberate pause before you start your downswing leads to cleaner contact and more ‘up and downs’.
Christina Ricci shows that if you want more distance with accuracy, make sure you are not lifting your hands too early during the takeaway. Keeping your hands low throughout the early part of the swing sets the stage for a successful backswing with width.
Stop swaying off the ball. Christina Ricci reveals how an immediate rotation of the back shoulder creates a powerful windup and keeps you centered for a better strike.
Stop relying solely on your arms for power. Christina Ricci explains how rotating your chest through impact unlocks speed from your body’s mass and prevents weak shots.
Escape elevated, long-range bunkers with ease. LPGA Instructor Christina Ricci shows why your sand wedge might be the wrong choice and how to “pick” the ball perfectly for more distance.
Learn how to move your arms and chest as a single unit with this setup lesson from Christina Ricci. By positioning your arms on top of your chest and pinching them together, you can create a more stable and professional structure for your swing.
Facing a steep downhill lie in a bunker? Christina Ricci focuses on a “hinge and drop” motion that prioritizes getting the ball out over a traditional pretty finish.
If you struggle with shots from the bunker then let’s make sure you are getting through with a flat-footed finish. Christina Ricci shares why and the how’s. So, let’s get to it!
Struggling with wayward tee shots and poor contact from the fairway? It may be your over the top swing. Class A LPGA Instructor Christina Ricci identifies the fault with some great fixes for practice and the course.
