Games and Practice Drills that you can use in your practice and warm-up sessions to sharpen up your full swing, short game, and putting.
Watch Christina Ricci show how to groove the golf swing using a range basket and experience what a good swing with a club should feel like.
If you are someone who stands up in your wedge shots and tries to lift the ball, follow this advice from Cathy Kim and spend some quality time in the sand working on hitting down on the ball.
Karen Palacios-Jansen from CardioGolf.com shows how to keep your clubface square by taking a neutral grip and lining up the face at address. Then rehearse with half swings to start hitting solid shots.
Erika Larkin shows how to check your backswing and follow through for the correct Letter ‘L’ wrist angles.
Don’t be aimless when you’re working on your putting. Gianna Augustine has two great practice drills for you, with and without a practice partner.
LPGA Instructor Meredith Kirk shares an easy to do drill using a headcover to help you create a better launch and get more distance off the tee.
If you struggle with whipping the club inside during the takeaway phase here’s a good drill from LPGA and PGA Master Professional Alison Curdt. It helps you train the muscles you need to coordinate to get your backswing started outside your hands.
Hitting fat golf shots when you hit the ground before you hit the golf ball will cost you distance. Natalie Adams from Smash Factor Golf Coaching shares her top 3 tips on how to start hitting the ball first and then the turf.
If you feel like you come out of posture during your wedge shots and skull or blade the ball, this simple tee drill from Megan Johnston could be just the visual you need!
Here’s a easy drill from Erika Larkin that you can do anywhere to test if you are coordinating your arms correctly in your swing.
LPGA Instructor Megan Johnston demonstrates her three ball putting practice drill to help your touch on the greens.
Are you a caster? Here’s a drill Trillium Rose learned from legendary teacher Jim McLean – the 9 to 3 drill. It will improve your timing and help you release the club into impact.
