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Presented by Dr. Alison Curdt, the golf psychology section of WomensGolf.com has lessons and advice on the mental side of golf from LPGA and PGA Professionals, and sport psychologists.
Natalie Adams of Smash Factor Golf Coaching shares her top 3 tips for shooting lower scores without changing your swing technique.
LPGA Master Professional Deb Vangellow shares her checklist of ‘measurements’ at set up to help you become a more consistent golfer regardless of what swing has showed up on the day.
Stephanie Molloy shares three ways you can improve your game when you are short of time for practice.
“Why should I take lessons?” – LPGA Master Professional Deb Vangellow introduces the ‘builder’ mode for improving your game with the help of an instructor.
From pre-shot routine to developing your swing, don’t waste your time and effort on the wrong things. Kristin Walla shows how anyone can drastically speed up the time it takes to get good at golf.
LPGA Master Professional, Nancy Quarcelino shares some smart ways to play and get lower scores from your existing swing and equipment.
The Pro Golf Gals Anne Rollo and Dennise Hutton show how to visualize your golf shots before you play them. Its pretty simple and easy to do and can make such a difference to your scores.
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.
Here’s a fun way to get out of big trouble from PGA Instructor Stefanie Shaw. Take a wedge, brace it against your arm and chip it backwards.
Everyone hits bad shots in a round of golf. The secret is not letting those shots derail your round. Sue Shapcott is joined by Sports Psychologist Dr. Kris Eiring for effective strategies that will stop one bad shot ruining your round.
We all hit it in the weeds at some point so here’s a great mental strategy from Dr. Alison Curdt to help you stop the bleeding and get back in play!
We asked the Women’s Golf Group what they used for tempo when they started their swing? Some players hum or sing a sweet tune and some have a word, phrase, or special action to trigger a nice smooth swing at the perfect tempo! What’s your secret?
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