Don’t Make this Mistake with a Downhill Lie
Cathy Kim
Cathy Kim on the one of the most common mistakes she sees players make when they have a downhill stance.
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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.
Cathy Kim on the one of the most common mistakes she sees players make when they have a downhill stance.
Kristin Walla shows how the worst thing you can do when you want to get the ball off the ground is try to keep your head down! Let it go, let it flow and enjoy the ride.
Kathy Hart Wood’s pet peeve is golfers dropping their clubs on wet grass and ending up with slippery grips. Use a towel or tee to keep the grips off ground.
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.
LPGA Instructor Cathy Kim’s two quick keys for playing solid iron shots out of the thick stuff!
Alison Curdt shows how to train your arms to swing down the target line using a medicine ball (or even a bundle of toilet paper).
Trillium Rose has some fun with the common advice to stay down? In golf instructor language she says we think of that as posture. It’s about maintaining your spine angle instead of standing up too soon. Great tip!
If you struggle with releasing the club early through impact then this fun drill from Alison Curdt is for you.
Your setup is all important when you’re playing a ball that’s above your feet. Trillium Rose shows how to setup for a successful shot.
Having trouble with your alignment? Maria Palozola’s Railroad Tracks drill will get your feet, knees, hips, shoulders, arms, and eyes correctly lined up.
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.
