Oh No! I was running late with this week’s newsletter so not so much of my never ending commentary … It’s a no nonsense lessons only issue 🙂. Lessons for you from Sue Shapcott (irons), Trillium Rose (chipping), Karen PJ (warm-up routine), the ProGolfGals (shot visualization), Cindy Miller (golf bags), and Meredith Kirk (ball position).
The 5 lesson Confidence lesson program is designed to help you build and maintain your self-assurance on the course. Covering essential topics such as mindset mastery, setting realistic goals, positive self-talk, overcoming performance anxiety, course management, body language, dealing with setbacks, and building confidence with a solid pre-round routine.
I hope you are ready for some serious scrolling this week … this is a long one with six lessons and a very popular discussion from the Women’s Golf Group on what you would do differently if you were just starting out in golf.
Are you catching the great conversations this week in the Women’s Golf Group? Jennifer Weaver has scored a month in London house sitting and asked for and received great recommendations for courses to play while she’s there. I’ve included some of the discussion thread in this issue.
And also in this email are five practical lessons covering slicing, grip, bunkers, short game, and putting. Something for everyone and I think they will really help your game.
In this week’s lessons Karen Palacios Jansen brings us another of her highly effective golf workouts and this one you can safely do indoors without breaking your light fittings or windows. Back in 2014 I was so frustrated trying to golf lessons made for women golfers online especially by female instructors. It’s still hard but the main problem these days is wading through all the adverts and popups on most golf websites.
In this week’s lessons Trillium Rose helps you hit better tee shots, Anne Rollo shows how to target your chips, Cathy Kim has a drill to stop topping your driver, Sue Shapcott covers strategies for regaining your composure after a bad shot, and Maria Palozola tackles the wristy flick many of us have at the bottom of our swing.
In this issue we feature a putting lesson from Alison Curdt, Meredith Kirk tackles the dreaded ‘Chicken Wing’, our top 3 tips for managing your first tee nerves, Natalie Adams has a valuable drill to help you stop hitting behind the ball, and Cathy Kim recommends a small hip bump to get your downswing started.
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.
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.
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.
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