This week’s Lessons include two tips for your chipping, a set of great driving range drills from Karen Palacios Jansen. Stuck inside? Try Lindsay’s indoor takeaway drill and Tony Jesselli lists all the LPGA tour players who are on the 2024 Priority List.
Welcome to this week’s set of lessons and tips, the last for the year. My favorite is what to do when you’re in a bunker with very little sand by Anne Rollo – seems like it’s a very common problem over here.
Our three most popular lessons (all on one page) that answer the common question: ‘Why can’t I get the golf ball up in the air?’
It’s been a busy week on WomensGolf.com and I have six lessons and a rules video for you in this last newsletter issue before Christmas.
How’s your aim and alignment? In this issue we feature two great video tips on giving your shots the best chance of success by getting set up to the target correctly. The Women’s Golf Group is running hot at the moment so I’ve also included some highlights from the past week.
In this issue Christina Ricci challenges your open hip setup, Anne Rollo shares her favorite all purpose drill, Karen Palacios Jansen has some help for your slice, Maria Palozola shows why you’re not striking down on the ball, and Aimee Cho generates more power in your swing.
The shank is the most feared mishit in golf. Here are the three lessons and drills on fixing a shank (including shanked chip shots) voted most helpful by WomensGolf.com members.
We’re focused on sweetly hit iron shots and a tip for what to do if your chest gets in the way of your swing. As a bonus we have the expert guide to the short game and Tony Jesselli shares his annual wrap up of the LPGA Tour Season.
What are the best ways to save shots around the green? We asked 16 expert LPGA and PGA instructors for their best piece of short game advice.
Here we are deep into November with six lessons to give you some tips to work on or at least think about during the week if you can’t get out on the course or range.
In the latest Women’s Golf Group question we asked if members had a rangefinder in their golf bag and did they find it helped their game.
Do you use a range finder on the course? It seems like the answer is an overwhelming YES in the lively conversation going on this week in the Women’s Golf Member’s Group. You can see some of the responses below.
Plus our 3 best lessons on hitting fairway woods as voted by you and 4 great lessons from Katie Dahl, Christina Ricci, Karen Palacios Jansen, and Alison Curdt.
