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Anne Rollo

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Anne Rollo is one of Australia’s most accomplished Golf Professionals as a winner of 22 professional golf tournaments worldwide and with over 18 years of coaching experience.

Anne went to college at San Jose State University and led her team to victory in the 1987 NCAA Championships, finishing her collegiate career named an ‘All American’. She now hosts golf holidays and tours all over the world.

European and Australian tour winner, Dennise Hutton has joined Anne Rollo for a series of videos on their YouTube channel ProGolfGals. For fun tips and golf adventures subscribe to the ProGolfGals here – youtube.com/channel/UCcAXLgXayhDf9QyNeCQ7Brg.

icerays cooling arm sleeves Anne RolloAnne Rollo is also the owner and distributor of IceRays, the popular Australian cooling UV sun protection arm sleeves.

Would you like to make more putts? Find out more about Anne Rollo’s 4 week online putting course

Contact Anne Rollo through her website fixmygolfswing.com.au, and follow her online on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and Youtube.

How to Hit the Ball High or Low

Anne Rollo demonstrates a simple tip for situations where you want to keep the ball low under a tree or high to get over one. It only takes one small adjustment to change the height of your shots.

The #1 Fairway Wood Mistake

If you always leave your fairway wood in the bag this tip is for you. Anne Rollo shows you the single biggest mistake people make with their fairway woods and how to correct it.

Make More Putts with the Ladder Game

Anne Rollo demonstrates a fun short to medium putting practice game that simulates the pressure you feel when you’re on the golf course. It gets a little harder as you get further away from the hole.

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