Welcome to your mid-week catch up on all the ‘goings on’ in the Women’s Golf Groups. I hope you enjoy it!
In the Women’s Golf Social Group contributions from Prince Edward Island Canada, Tampa Florida, and a Hole in One all the way from Spain!
In the lessons group I’ve opened up to new requests for June/July yesterday and we already have 22. I’ve also posted a link to Christina Ricci’s clubhead speed lesson.
It’s been another busy week in the Women’s Golf Group and the Women’s Golf Lessons Group. I hope you enjoy these highlights and are inspired to come and join us. I’m also including three tips from the lessons group – Cathy Kim’s 3-step putting routine, Erika Larkin’s lesson on finding your perfect grip pressure, and Megan Johnston answers Pamela’s question about curing her driver yips.
In the Women’s Golf group this week golf mad in New Zealand, best friends with gators in Hilton Head Island, a win in Ft. Myers, and a happy retirement at the Big Canoe Country Club.
All this plus two tips from the lessons group on how to get your swing to the perfect follow through and checking your alignment so that you’re on target.
New posts from the Women’s Golf Group this week include the season getting off to a chilly start on Prince Edward Island, introductions from new members in South Africa and Florida, and frustration about courses that are just too long.
Plus tips from the lessons group on cutting out those confidence wrecking chunky chip shots and how to splash it out of the sand.
This week, what’s the meaning of all those tees and ball markers showing up in strange places?, play rooftop golf in Tokyo, and the group comes up with great ideas for a nursery rhymed member guest tournament! From the lessons group new tips from Christina Ricci on chipping and Meredith Kirk on how to putt on wet greens. It’s fun and it’s your community. Come and join us in the groups – you’ll love them!
Women’s Golf has two very active and lively groups (one for social chat and one for daily video tips and lesson requests). There are tons of great resources in the groups for new and experienced golfers including full lessons, competition ideas, and course, travel and equipment discussions. Both groups are private and lots of fun.
In this Question of the Week from the Women’s Golf Group, we asked in a typical month during the golf season how often would you go to the driving range or practice green to work on your game? Pre round warm ups not included!
Don’t go to the driving range without a purpose. In this lessons issue Megan Johnston has 3 drills to help you make the most of your practice time. Trillium Rose will help you stop hitting your shots too high, and Sue Shapcott shows how to hit the ball out of a divot.
In this Question of the Week from the Women’s Golf Group, we asked “There are so many different games within this game! What do you find is the toughest challenge in golf?”
Let’s improve your pitch shots this week. They are scoring shots and can be so hard to get right, especially the distance control. Play better pitch shots with Anne and Dennise and LPGA Master Professional Deb Vangellow.
Difficult playing partners, noise, slow play …. here’s your expert guide with our 27 best tips on how to handle distractions when you’re out on the golf course.
In this Question of the Week from the Women’s Golf Group, we asked “Something inspired us all to start playing this wonderful and sometimes frustrating game. What got you going in golf?”
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