Cindy Miller, Teacher at Women's Golf

Michelle Wie - Cindy Miller Stop the Pain Article for WomensGolf

Face the Truth About Your Golf Game

Legends Tour player, Cindy Miller describes the self-examination, resolve, and effort necessary to reach your potential on the golf course.

How to Recover From a Bad Golf Shot

Legends of the LPGA player Cindy Miller takes you through the causes of a bad golf shot and how to bounce back with a reliable plan and pre-shot routine.

Putting Practice Games

Have some fun while you groove great putting habits. LPGA Instructor and Legends Tour Player Cindy Miller has 8 great games to play alone or with your friends on the practice putting green.

What Kind of Golf Bag Should I Get?

Legends of the LPGA player Cindy Miller shows how to decide the type of golf bag that is just right for you.

How to Play the ‘Fried Egg’ Bunker Shot

LPGA Legends Tour player Cindy Miller demonstrates escaping the dreaded ‘Fried Egg lie’. What do you do when you find your golf ball buried in the sand and up against the lip of the bunker?

Cindy Miller Practice Drill for Speed and Distance Womens Golf

Flip Your Club Upside Down for More Clubhead Speed

LPGA Legends Tour player Cindy Miller demonstrates how to generate more distance with a simple practice drill guaranteed to increase your clubhead speed.

Traveling Safely With Your Golf Clubs

Cindy Miller shares her secrets for protecting your valuable golf clubs when you travel.

Sharpen Your Chipping with the Up and Down Practice Game

This great little game from Cindy Miller gets your short game ready for the course. See how many times you can get ‘up and down’ which means chip close then hole the putt.

Winter is the Perfect Time to Work on Your Golf Game

Don’t be defeated by the cold weather. Cindy Miller has some great ways to improve your swing, alignment, and putting during the winter months.

How to Fix a Slice WomensGolf.com with Cindy Miller

How Do You Fix a Slice?

LPGA Legends Tour player Cindy Miller demonstrates how to relax your wrists and square the clubface to hit the ball straighter.

Do You Need to Wear a Golf Glove?

Cindy Miller’s tips for newer golfers on getting a glove. The glove goes on your forward hand and having a glove can help stop the grip from slipping in your hand.

What Clubs Should You Have in Your Golf Bag?

Legends of the LPGA Tour player Cindy Miller says if you’re just starting out, don’t feel pressure to use the same clubs as everyone else. Hit the ones you are most comfortable with.