Maria Palozola has been selected as one of the Top 50 LPGA Teachers in the World from 2008 to the present and chosen as LPGA Midwest Section Teacher of the Year in 2008, 2011, 2013, 2015 & 2016.
Listed as a Golf Digest Best Teacher in State, Maria is a Lead Instructor for the Golf Channel Academy with Maria Palozola in St. Louis, MO. You can see Maria on the Golf Channel doing golf tips for the Golf Fix and School of Golf. Maria instructs online at mygolfinstructor.com and in person at stlouisgolflessons.com and mariapalozola.com.
Releasing the club too soon results in loss of power and control. Maria Palozola’s Move the Angles drill will help you release the clubhead right at the moment of impact.
Maria Palozola shows you when and how to open your clubface in the bunker to make getting out of the sand simple and fun.
Make sure your body is firing correctly for power in your golf swing with Maria Palozola’s sequence drill.
Maria Palozola shows that when you are faced with a tough lie up against the fringe or the first cut, a good option is to putt with your sand wedge.
Maria Palozola explains the four most common causes of shanked chip shots and has a great drill to help.
Maria Palozola shows how the secret to hitting from uneven lies is getting set up correctly and then knowing how to shape your swing to fit the slope.
Maria Palozola shows you how to set up by aiming your clubface at the ball first and then aligning the rest of your body in line with that initial aim point.
It is one of the most common questions that golfers ask. Maria Palozola answers whether or not it is necessary to keep your left arm straight (for right handers) in the golf swing.
Maria Palozola demonstrates how to successfully hit a shot under a tree. Your set up is key to keeping a ball low, but there are also a few important swing tips that will keep you from adding too much trajectory.
Maria Palozola demonstrates the importance of the shoulder plane in the golf swing. The inside swings the outside so your shoulder plane affects where your arms and shoulders go and helps control the direction of your golf shots.
‘Hitting it fat’ is so frustrating. LPGA Professional Maria Palozola has 3 easy steps and a practice drill to help you stop hitting behind the ball.
Maria Palozola from mygolfinstructor.com answers the question everyone asks when their golf ball is sitting on concrete – Should I take a drop or go for it?
