Train your Arms to Extend Through Impact
Megan Johnston
LPGA Teaching Professional Megan Johnston shows you a simple practice drill that will improve your impact position.
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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.
LPGA Teaching Professional Megan Johnston shows you a simple practice drill that will improve your impact position.
Try this simple technique from PGA Instructor Stefanie Shaw for teeing the ball with your driver or hybrid at the right height.
Not sure how to start your downswing consistently? LPGA Instructor Cathy Kim recommends a little hip bump towards the target to prevent swaying or rushing with your arms.
LPGA Instructor Meredith Kirk demonstrates an effective practice drill to help you get rid of that dreaded chicken wing.
Cathy Kim shows how to stop the heel of your club from digging in the ground and hit nice clean chip shots from the center of the clubface every time.
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Maria Palozola demonstrates the Back Foot Back drill to stop slices and pull shots and tame your overactive hips.
Christina Ricci shows how to play a difficult sloping downhill chip shot and shares the key points for success when the ball is below your feet.
Lindsay Knowlton from Iron Lady Golf has a great drill to activate your lower body in the downswing. Learning how to use your lower body and core to swing and not just your arms will give you more power and distance.
Are you too handsy around the green? Cathy Kim demonstrates a great drill to help you keep your forearms close together for more consistent short game shots.
Longer bunker shots are tough! Here’s a short practical tutorial from Alison Curdt to give you more confidence and results from 40 yards out in the sand.
Christina Ricci demonstrates her easy to remember 3 step process to make sure that you are aligned to your target at setup.
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