Get More Distance With Your Driver
LPGA Instructor Cathy Kim with a quick tip to help you improve your angle of attack with the driver and gain yards off the tee.
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.
LPGA Instructor Cathy Kim with a quick tip to help you improve your angle of attack with the driver and gain yards off the tee.
PGA Instructor Gianna Augustine demonstrates a great way to transition from driving range practice to success on the golf course.
Erika Larkin shows the cause and a cure for the dreaded shank where the ball hits the hosel (where the shaft is connected to the clubhead) rather than the clubface.
Natalie Adams shows you two very simple drills to avoid the unwanted flying right elbow (for right handers) and achieve a better shoulder rotation during your backswing leading to more powerful and straighter shots.
This great little game from Cindy Miller gets your short game ready for the course. See how many times you can get ‘up and down’ which means chip close then hole the putt.
Here’s a great drill from Erika Larkin to test if you have the proper timing of the release in your driver swing.
Do you struggle with separating your upper and lower body and creating torque for power in your swing? Alison Curdt shows how poor sequencing disrupts your swing plane with a great drill to stop pulls and sliced shots.
Cathy Kim’s quick tip on loading your weight on to your lead leg during your downswing for better timing and hip rotation and more consistent contact and distance.
Do you have the wristy chip bad habit? Grab an alignment stick and let LPGA Instructor Megan Johnston show you how to get your chip shots close.
If you have a tendency to strike your irons near the heel of your club, Sue Shapcott from Change Golf Instruction has two practice drills to help you hit the center of the clubface and give you feedback at impact.
Improve your backswing and follow through with Erika Larkin’s Shadow Drill You can do this anywhere there is sun… the course, the backyard, or even the beach.
Alignment is the easiest fundamental to work on, and probably one of the most neglected principles of golf. Karen Palacios Jansen shows how to set up an alignment station.