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Don’t have much time? Here are our short form video lessons to quickly give you a swing thought or practice drill to take to the course or range.
Don’t ‘take it away’! Erika Larkin demonstrates drills to help improve your backswing such as starting with the club in front and sweeping it back or practicing a “cow tail” motion where the body moves first before the hands.
Starting off balance leads to inconsistent drives. Try Megan Johnston’s quick line up tip to hit better tee shots.
What’s your ‘Go To” club around the greens? Kristin Walla shows the different options for getting that scorecard saving up and down!
Christina Ricci sees a lot of players with open hips at setup in relation to the target line which affects their takeaway and backswing. So instead, let’s get your hips more square.
A great option when you’re near the green and need to pitch the ball with some height but also land it softly. Check out these tips from Trillium Rose as she demonstrates the shot.
If you’re tired of hitting the ground first here are a few ideas from Alison Curdt on why you might be bottoming out your swing too early.
Are you spinning out or sliding instead of loading onto your lead leg? Cathy Kim shows how to transfer your weight forward for a solid connection with the golf ball.
Keep your putts on the right line with this simple practice putting drill from LPGA Professional Instructor Megan Johnston.
Many golfers lose their original posture when they swing leading to poor shots. Cathy Kim shows how to maintain the distance between your sternum and the ball throughout your swing.
LPGA Instructor Meredith Kirk demonstrates a simple drill to help you create more rotation and distance with your driver.
LPGA teaching professional Katie Dahl shares a drill to show the importance of avoiding tension and stiffness in your swing by maintaining fluidity and rhythm drawing inspiration from tennis and other sports.
The first movement in the takeaway shouldn’t have excessive wrist or arm movement. Trillium Rose checks by standing sideways to a mirror. Club moving back in line or outside your hands … Good! Whipped back inside your hands …. Bad!
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