Erika Larkin, Teacher at Women's Golf

Swing Motion Drills

Six great practice drills from Erika Larkin to groove your perfect posture, body, and arms movement.

Approach Shot Distance Control

Those 50-70 yard shots to the green can be tricky. Knowing how far your approach shots go with different length swings give you plenty of options. Erika Larkin shows you how.

Fix Your Bad Shots

Slices, Shanks, Hooks, Fat Shots …. Erika Larkin’s seven lesson video course will help you fix for the most common and frustrating mishits in golf.

Shaping Your Shots

PGA Director of Instruction Erika Larkin shows how to play different types of golf shots in this five lesson video course.

Hitting Great Drives

Make that tee shot count! Five lessons from LPGA Professional Instructor Erika Larkin on driving the ball.

Hinge at the Hips to get into the Correct Golf Posture

Erika Larkin demonstrates an easy way to put yourself into the best possible posture for your golf swing.

Get Connected with the ‘Y’ Swing Drill

Erika Larkin’s ‘Y’ Swing Drill helps newer golfers move their body together with the golf club.

Setting Up to Hit a Draw Shot

Erika Larkin demonstrates the setup and action for a draw. Draw shots move from right to left (for right-handers). They are a great option for penetrating shots through the wind.

Fix Your Fat Shots

Erika Larkin takes you through some common causes and fixes for hitting ‘fat’ shots where you hit behind the ball.

Erika Larkin says to think of the top of the swing like the top of a roller coaster ride: re-live the feeling you have as the roller coaster car is cresting the top of a hill and just before you start the descent there is that one moment.

Have You Got the Chipping Yips?

Try this concept! Turn your attention to feeling and swinging the dead weight of your arms and the club just like the bucket demonstration! Don’t jerk it around! This applies to full swing too.

Erika Larkin Golf Swing Tests Womens Golf

Test Your Golf Swing Using Everyday Objects

Erika Larkin shows you some really easy and useful ways to test your swing positions and actions with nothing more complicated than a towel, can of spray, mirror, and a headcover.