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.
If you struggle with an out-to-in move from the top of your swing Alison Curdt’s drill will help you feel the right positions to get your shaft on plane resulting in better ball striking.
For a more powerful golf swing turn your shoulders more than your hips on your backswing. Lesson and drill from Megan Johnston.
When you are new to the game, Erika Larkin’s Rag Doll Drill helps you practice all the movements you’ll need to start making a good golf swing.
LPGA Professional Cathy Kim takes her student Keegan through an easy drill for preventing a rushed takeaway.
Golf Digest Top 50 Teacher Trillium Rose shows how to increase speed and distance using the engine of your swing.
How the tennis racket drill gives you awareness of your clubface position throughout your golf swing by Erika Larkin.
Try Christina Ricci’s ‘Feel Your Connection’ drill and improve your ball striking by staying connected throughout your golf swing.
Here’s a great drill from Megan Johnston to cure your out to in swing path and stop your slices.
LPGA Teaching Professional Kathy Nyman uses her 56 degree sand wedge and the clock method to get different distances with the same club.
Karen Palacios-Jansen has a quick drill to help you with the common swing fault known as ‘coming over the top’.
In this valuable video tip from Alison Curdt, learn how to get the correct parts of your body turning properly in the right order.
LPGA Legends Tour player, Missie Berteotti demonstrates a simple movement pattern drill you can do anywhere to improve the balance in your swing.
