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As all our eyes turn to watching the Olympics for the next two weeks don’t forget your golf. Here are six lessons to help you improve your game including Alison Curdt’s pre-shot routine and Lindsay Knowlton’s confidence building tips for your putting.
Six great lessons this week including shot shaping and error fixing as well as a fail-safe chip shot, putting drill and some tips from Deb Vangellow about playing golf in a business setting.
Let’s face it, sometimes golf can be really frustrating! What’s your strategy when you are in a playing slump? That’s the question in the Women’s Golf Member’s Group this week. Plus, five practical video lessons on weight transfer, putting, playing from the rough, 30-yard shot options, and controlling your distance from the sand.
One of the toughest things in golf is not to get too down on yourself and throw your round away when you’ve hit a bad shot. I’ve definitely been guilty of that. Try Cindy Miller’s bounce back recovery tips this week.
Plus five more lessons covering alignment, chipping, wedge shots, consistency and what you can learn from Nelly’s winning swing.
You will never have more control over your set-up than you do when your ball is sitting up nicely on a tee. One of the five lessons in this issue is Alison Curdt’s demonstration of a winning tee box pre-shot routine.
Also I’m trying something different this week. I’ve mixed in some interesting posts from the Women’s Golf Group in with the lessons. Let me know if you like (or dislike) this new mixed format.
Don’t be afraid to use your hybrid club around the greens. That’s the message in the lesson from Kellie Stenzel this week. Plus five more great tips from our LPGA Instructors including Cathy Kim on handling a plugged ball under the lip of a bunker!
In the Member’s Facebook group we have a healthy discussion about accidently hitting the ball on the fairway. Penalty or No Penalty? You may be surprised.
Have you heard about how compressing your golf ball is important but you’re not sure why or how to practice it? Cathy Kim has a great way to improve your compression. Also Christina Ricci demonstrates good club selection for chipping around the green and none of us is getting any younger so Sue Shapcott is here to help you swing more freely even when you have limited flexibility.
Back to the lessons!! This week we have great tips on balance, stretching after your round, keeping your lower body steady when you putt, playing high soft landing sand shots, and which wedge to use when you pitch over a bunker.
Scroll down for six fabulous tips in the first newsletter for June. My favorite this week is Sue Shapcott’s lesson on how to transform your game with slow practice swings.
In the Women’s Golf Group the start of summer (in the Northern Hemisphere) means the beginning of golf in Iceland believe it or not! Thank you to Ranvieg Tausen for a lovely post and picture (see it below).
Greetings golfers! Your six lessons this week include Karen Palacios Jansen on improving without destroying your current swing, Natalie Adams’ ‘toilet roll’ drill for maximum distance and the always fun Pro Golf Gals with their favorite sand shot tip.
Your tips this week cover backswing, posture, body rotation, putting practice, your wedge construction, and chipping and pitching consistency.
Struggling with positioning your feet at address or handling those pesky buried bunker lies? We’ve got you covered! Learn the secrets of stance width from Sue Shapcott, and conquer buried bunker shots with Kristin Walla’s expert advice.
Also Karen Palacios Janson offers a game-changing solution to fix your swing path, while Kellie Stenzel helps you chip with confidence. Michele Low fixes your overly long backswing. Finally, Maria Palozola’s drill will turn you into a fairway bunker wizard. Don’t miss out on this week’s lessons!
