I hope you’re finding time for your game. This week I want to feature two lessons I think could genuinely change how you play.

The first is from Christina Ricci — and if you’ve ever felt like you’re lifting the club instead of turning, this one is for you. The fix starts right at your setup, and it’s simpler than you think.

The second is from Maria Palozola — a shot I wish someone had shown me years ago. When you’re facing a delicate downhill chip or fluffy fringe, there’s a better option than the standard bump and run.

Hope you’re having a great weekend on and off the course.
This week I’ve got five lessons for you — a driver fix that starts before you even swing, a backswing drill that might surprise you, a rotation routine you can do at home, and two short game lessons that will save you shots around the green this weekend.
Enjoy your golf this week — and I’ll see you in the Members’ Group on Facebook.

Hope your golf is going well this weekend if the weather allows it.
I’ve chosen five lessons for you — we start with your grips. Kellie Stenzel has a quick test most golfers have never thought to do. Worth a minute before your next round. Also Christina Ricci on arm and wrist power, Anne Rollo’s safest chip shot, and the putting tips your fellow members rate highest for cutting out 3-putts.
This week’s member tips: how to go deeper on any lesson using the notes and Q&A, and how to follow a structured path with our 25 guided courses. Enjoy the lessons and see you in the Members’ Group.

This week’s lessons cover the short game from every angle — when to run the ball, when to stop it fast, how to keep your hands quiet, and what to do when you’re stuck in thick grass just off the green.

Five lessons below for your weekend. And if you haven’t tried bookmarking yet, there’s a quick reminder in this week’s email — it’s one of those features that makes the library genuinely useful when you’re at the range.

Five new lessons this week — something for every part of your game.
Meredith Kirk’s towel drill will immediately show you whether your arms are collapsing at impact. Kellie Stenzel clears up one of golf’s most common misconceptions — the difference between aim and alignment. Christina Ricci helps you choose between a low runner and a high flop around the green. Alison Curdt fixes putting tempo with a simple marker drill. And Lindsay Knowlton has a quick, no-fuss guide to consistent greenside bunker play.

This week’s lessons are all about hitting straighter drives, making cleaner contact, and feeling more confident around the green. Whether you’re working on your swing path or your short game, there’s something here to help you play with more ease and clarity.

We’ve just loaded your library with five powerful new member lessons. You’ll learn Christina Ricci’s secrets to solid contact, Karen Palacios-Jansen’s drill for swinging on plane, and Teresa Zamboni & Sue Powers’ tips for easy bunkers.