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.
Trillium Rose demonstrates a fun drill/game you can do next time you’re on the range so that instead of just hitting balls you’re actually putting value on each shot just like you do when you play.
Do you have the bad habit of casting the club in your downswing? LPGA Professional Instructor Cathy Kim demonstrates how a simple hand towel can help you keep your hands ahead of the ball.
Struggling with your short game? Erika Larkin shows the alternative to spinning your clubface face open to your target. There’s a better way to hit a soft high chip shot.
Don’t you just hate it when you swing and the ball just pops up in the air? LPGA Instructor Meredith Kirk demonstrates how to hit down and through and avoid those frustrating “popped” shots.
Erika Larkin demonstrates a practice drill that helps you to stabilize your front leg and create a natural release through impact to hit straighter and more solid shots.
Anti Shank Drill by Trillium Rose. “If you’ve had a fit of the shanks you know what I’m talking about. I was asked about this yesterday in the comments of my last lesson so I figured a video is the easiest way to respond! Hope it helps you”.
The Walk Off drill from Cathy Kim will help you practice and feel the correct weight transfer in your feet to help achieve that iconic golf finish!
Lindsay Knowlton from Iron Lady Golf covers stance, weight distribution and aim in her quick demonstration of how to play consistent sand shots out of a greenside bunker.
Don’t go to the range without a purpose. Here are 3 simple drills from LPGA Instructor Megan Johnston that will help your game.
Do you lose distance by hitting the ball too high? Trillium Rose shows how to lower your launch. Start slowly in a mirror and then gradually build up to a faster and bigger swing.
LPGA and PGA Master Professional Alison Curdt shows when you’re just short of the green and not too far from the pin don’t take a wedge and try to hit it really high. Hit something low and let it roll up to the hole.
Here’s a quick wrist check at the top of your swing from Trillium Rose to improve your golf. A neutral lead wrist works for almost all amateur players because it helps keep the club in plane on the way down and minimizes unnecessary moving parts.
