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.
Kellie Stenzel recommends aiming for a landing point normally 1/3rd of the distance to the target, and practice chipping the to that spot.
Moving your arms away from your body during the takeaway will result in a loss of shot power, strike and directional issues. Natalie Adams has a great feedback drill to keep your arms and body connected.
How important is it to hit the center of the club face? Alison Curdt shows the impact that the hit location can have on the spin and and trajectory of your shots.
Are you a SCOOPER? LPGA Instructor Megan Johnston has a great drill to get your body turning leading to better stikes and more distance.
When you can get out on the course by yourself, improve your approach shot distance and direction control with Gianna Augustine’s fun practice game.
If you have lost confidence in your fairway wood shots, this lesson from Class A LPGA Teaching Professional Meredith Kirk is for you!
LPGA Instructor Megan Johnson has an easy practice drill that will get your trail elbow folding rather than flying resulting in fewer compensations in your downswing.
Christina Ricci’s advice for your takeaway to create a solid backswing. Often newer golfers have a misconception about how to hinge and create an over flexed wrist.
Trillium Rose shows that when you want to hit a lower shot, de-loft your club, don’t close the face.
LPGA Instructor Cathy Kim shows her three steps for handling those tricky sidehill lies where the ball is above your feet.
Try Trillium Rose’s Under the Bridge drill. It will help you stay in posture throughout your swing.
Use your 7-iron and a chair to maintain your posture and improve your ball striking with this quick practice drill from Cathy Kim.
