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Scroll down for six fabulous tips in the first newsletter for June. My favorite this week is Sue Shapcott’s lesson on how to transform your game with slow practice swings.
In the Women’s Golf Group the start of summer (in the Northern Hemisphere) means the beginning of golf in Iceland believe it or not! Thank you to Ranvieg Tausen for a lovely post and picture (see it below).
Greetings golfers! Your six lessons this week include Karen Palacios Jansen on improving without destroying your current swing, Natalie Adams’ ‘toilet roll’ drill for maximum distance and the always fun Pro Golf Gals with their favorite sand shot tip.
Your tips this week cover backswing, posture, body rotation, putting practice, your wedge construction, and chipping and pitching consistency.
Struggling with positioning your feet at address or handling those pesky buried bunker lies? We’ve got you covered! Learn the secrets of stance width from Sue Shapcott, and conquer buried bunker shots with Kristin Walla’s expert advice.
Also Karen Palacios Janson offers a game-changing solution to fix your swing path, while Kellie Stenzel helps you chip with confidence. Michele Low fixes your overly long backswing. Finally, Maria Palozola’s drill will turn you into a fairway bunker wizard. Don’t miss out on this week’s lessons!
This week we have a range of lessons and group highlights to help your golf. We cover pitching, uneven lies on grass and in the bunker, a drill to fix the ‘all arms no body’ swing, and some tips to bring your scores down without having to adjust your technique.
In the groups there’s a discussion about dressing for golf weather in Ireland and Scotland and an interesting rules question on marking your ball when it’s against the fringe on the green.
Deb Vangellow tackles the goal of consistency, Christina Ricci shows how to deal with a common backswing error, the ProGolfGals will have you chipping like a pro, Greta Anderson’s lesson is on the role of the hips, Megan Johnston has an anti-sway drill, and Coach Shayain helps newer golfers with how scorecards and handicaps work.
We’ve done some rearranging on WomensGolf.com this week and I think you’ll find it easier than ever to find the lessons you’re looking for. To test out the new navigation please go to our ‘All Lessons’ page.
Your six lessons this week cover the width of your stance, the straightness of your lead arm, downswing speed, quick ways to lower your scores, and an anti-chunk drill.
This week Christina has a great bunker tip, Karen shares her gentle on the joints golf workout, Sue Shapcott tackles good shot alignment, Cathy Kim has a drill for more solid iron shots, and Maria and Kellie take on putting downhill and green reading skills.
Six great new lessons for you this weekend. The teachers include Cindy Miller with some cool putting practice games, Michele Low sharing her best sand tips, and Kristin Walla’s shortcuts for better golf.
Happy Easter! I hope you are having a great weekend with your family and friends. In case you are getting out to the course or the range soon or are just thinking about your golf, here are six of this week’s lessons for you from our wonderful teaching group of LPGA and PGA instructors.
Welcome to the latest issue of the Women’s Golf Newsletter. I send it out every Sunday to 97,742 (as of 1 March) passionate women golfers with 6 of the week’s new lessons and highlights from the Women’s Golf Group.
In this issue, six practical tips from our wonderful team of female LPGA and PGA instructors and introductory group posts from 3 of our new members this week.
