How Can I Stop Duffing My Chip Shots?
Is there anything more likely to drive you crazy than hitting a fat chip shot? Here are the top 3 solutions as ranked by Women’s Golf Members.
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Is there anything more likely to drive you crazy than hitting a fat chip shot? Here are the top 3 solutions as ranked by Women’s Golf Members.
Just so happens we are doing things in threes this week. Check out the lessons from Christina Ricci and Karen Palacios Jansen jam packed with 3 drill goodness! Plus scroll down for more lessons on chipping, putting, sand shots and POWER!
We’re mysterious, misunderstood, and misrepresented! We asked the Women’s Golf Group what they thought were the biggest misconceptions about women golfers? Slow play dominated the discussion!
There are so many ‘games within the game’ in golf. Time to pick the group’s collective brain again with a new question of the week. We asked what part of the game group members think is most important. The mental side of golf dominated!
I love seeing a change in the weather and we are enjoying the start of Spring at long last (here in Australia). This is the first week for ages where we haven’t needed to put the heater on. To celebrate I’ve got six great lessons in this newsletter that will help you play better. Hope you enjoy trying them out.
In this issue of the Women’s Golf Member’s Newsletter Cindy Miller shows how to travel with your clubs without damaging your precious cargo. Kristin’s got her usual entertaining take on instruction (the short game this time), Cathy Kim has a great drill to get you through to your follow through, Maria shows how to deal with those slick downhill putts, and we start with 3 weight shift drills from Karen Palacios Jansen.
Our game definitely has a steep learning curve and beginners need all the support they can get. We asked Women’s Golf members to give us their ‘go to’ advice for new golfers just starting out in this wonderful sport.
Welcome to all our new members and guests! Each week we feature the most popular lessons uploaded to WomensGolf.com. In this issue Christina Ricci shows how your hands can cause slices and pull shots, Meredith Kirk demonstrates her failsafe chipping method, Lindsay Knowlton has bunker tips, Alison Curdt explains what to do when you’re between clubs and Erika Larkin checks your shoulder turn.
Very entertaining posts from your fellow women golfers in the groups this week including beating the hurricane back to the clubhouse, golf in every state of the US, and finally some great weather in the ‘Garden of Ireland’.
In the Social Group the question of the week is ‘What Do You Think is the Most Difficult Part of the Game?’ As you can imagine, sand and the short game feature strongly in the 35 answers received so far 🙂.
And two great lesson requests from the Lessons Group in this issue: ‘How to Keep Your Focus for the Whole Round’ and ‘Stop Trying to Hit the Ball with your Upper Body”
Many wonderful answers to the question of the week ‘What Made You Start Playing Golf?” The common thread is ”I expected to hate it… but loved it instead!”
And the Lesson Request of the Week is from Cheryl Koenig “My driver has gone funky. Hits are too low and no yardage. Help!”
See Kristin Walla’s “3 Tips for Bombing your Drives” below.
One of the reasons I’ve been sending out this Women’s Golf group posts newsletter recently is because Facebook’s algorithm means that group members only ever see a very small percentage of posts and comments in their Facebook newsfeed. The Question of the Week is ‘What is the #1 Golf Rule You Would Change?’And the Lesson Request of the Week is from Janet Coke who was having trouble getting her swing on an inside-out path which is a good way to hit solid draw shots and prevent slices! Maria Palozola’s lesson is the perfect drill for this problem and there’s a link to it below!
