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Bogey? Par? Birdie? – How Golf Scoring Works

Golf scoring can be confusing and intimidating for newer golfers. LPGA Instructor Dr. Greta Anderson shows how to score your card and explains those wacky golf scoring terms.
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The Safest Chip Shot You Can Play - Anne Rollo - Womens Golf
The Safest Chip Shot You Can Play in Golf
Too far off the green to putt but have plenty of room to let the ball run? Anne Rollo shows why the low-lofted chip is the safest shot in your bag. Learn how to maintain a firm "Y" shape and use your shoulders to create a reliable, repeatable stroke that...
The Clock Face Bunker Secret Opening Your Wedge Correctly - Christina Ricci - Womens Golf
The Clock Face Bunker Secret: Opening the Clubface
Stop skulling or leaving it in the sand! Christina Ricci cuts straight to the most critical bunker setup detail: correctly opening the clubface before you grip it. Guarantee that you maximize the wedge's bounce and explode the ball out high and soft.
Infographic - Guide to Teeing Up Like a Pro 0126
Tee Shot Checklist
Success starts before the swing. Use the 7 essentials in this infographic to tee up the ball with confidence and start every hole on the right note.

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Should You Hinge or Not - Managing Your Short Game Runway - Christina Ricci - Womens Golf
Should You Hinge or Not: Managing Your Short Game Runway
Should you hinge your wrists on short game shots? Discover Christina Ricci's simple rule of thumb for matching wrist hinge, clubface angle, and body rotation so you can easily switch between a low-rolling chip and a high, soft landing pitch.
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Thank you for sending in your member game profile. It really helps me point you to the most useful lessons for where your game is right now.

Fairway woods at a 10-19 handicap is such a valuable area to tighten up and there is a really strong library to draw from.

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