Need Distance? Use Your Big Muscles
Trillium Rose
Golf Digest Top 50 Teacher Trillium Rose shows how to increase speed and distance using the engine of your swing.
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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.
Golf Digest Top 50 Teacher Trillium Rose shows how to increase speed and distance using the engine of your swing.
Debbie O’Connell shares her 1-2-3-4 method to help you master your putting game. These easy to remember tips will have you sinking more putts and lowering your scores in no time.
Erika Larkin demonstrates how the tennis racket drill gives you awareness of your clubface position throughout your golf swing.
If you are struggling to make consistent, solid contact with the golf ball, Nathalie Sheehan from Golf Pass with the Golf Channel has a drill that will help you lock in the proper swing path.
LPGA professional Instructor Megan Johnston demonstrates an easy drill for learning to hit your putts on the upswing to start a great roll!
Megan Johnston’s Impact Position drill using an alignment stick will help you extend through the ball and achieve the ideal impact position with your shots.
Use Erika Larkin’s Lawnmower Drill to really help you create some explosive power through impact so that you’re not leaving any distance on the table.
Cathy Kim shows how to stop those embarrassing shanks including a great drill for your next practice session.
If you struggle with hanging back on your trail leg in your swing here’s a simple drill from Alison Curdt using just a towel to get your weight through to an improved position.
Practice this easy indoor golf drill from PGA/LPGA Instructor Trillium Rose to fix your early extension.
Putting is 40% of your strokes but 90% of your improvement in scoring! LPGA Instructor Kristin Walla has 3 great ways to instantly boost your results on the green.
Natalie Adams shares a great drill for learning to rotate your body as you hit the ball instead of flipping your hands.
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