Find the Perfect Golf Impact Position With the Hockey Stick Drill
Susan Vail from Pink Peg Golf demonstrates her hockey stick practice drill designed to improve your golf swing and give you more distance.
After completing a collegiate career which included All American honors and NCAA Championship Titles, Susan Vail's career in golf has taken her to opportunities in Michigan, North Carolina and South Florida where she paired with the nation’s top instructors to grow the game of golf.
In 1998, Susan joined forces with the PGA of America where she supported numerous major championships in an on-site management role. A PGA member since 1996, Susan has been active in both sectional tournaments and career enhancement programs including section awards and PGA Ambassador travel and instructional destination programs.
A constant theme in Susan's career has been her ability to analyze and teach the golf swing. This was finely tuned while working alongside Craig Harmon at McArthur Golf Club in Hobe Sound, Florida where teaching became her passion. This led to Director of Instruction positions at TPC Eagle Trace and Northville Hills Country Club.
Currently, she is Teaching Professional at The Learning Center at Abacoa Golf Club. 
Susan is the founder of Pink Peg Golf she is growing the game through Apple’s latest women's golf training app, Pink Peg where you can have her expertise in your pocket! For more information on Pink Peg Golf, go to www.gopinkpeg.com and follow @pinkpeggolf on Twitter.
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Susan Vail from Pink Peg Golf demonstrates her hockey stick practice drill designed to improve your golf swing and give you more distance.
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