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Golfers really relate to Christina’s style of communication, delivering clear, concise advice that helps players of all skill levels. Christina took up the game in 2000 and dropped to a 5 handicap in five short years. She published her first book A Girl’s On-Course Survival Guide to Golf in 2008 and never looked back. Christina has an extensive offering of learning opportunities for passionate players looking for more pars. Check out morepars.com.

 

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How to Get that Baby Draw

Struggling with slicing the ball? Christina Ricci from MorePars.com shows you how to start hitting a nice baby draw (a slight right to left curve for right-handers).

Get Your Alignment Spot On

Christina Ricci shares a really important tip on lining up your shot. If you are misaligned your downswing will change and your shot will start off the target line.

Improve your Lower Body Rotation

Christina Ricci from MorePars.com says if your pals are blowing it past you, then make sure that you are rotating enough with a focus on the lower body.

My Putts Come Up Short or Way Too Long. Help!

LPGA Instructor Christina Ricci shows to control the pace of your putts? The best way is to focus on your backstroke. And the first step is determine your unique signature energy.

Keep Your Hands Low and Wide for a Big Swing Radius!

If you want more distance with accuracy, Christina Ricci shows how to keep your hands low to create a wide swing radius. Keeping your hands low throughout the early part of the swing sets the stage for a successful backswing with lots of width.

Get Serious Spin From the Sand

If you want more pars and serious spin from the bunker, try this great tip from Christina Ricci. You’ll experience hop & stops and your sand shots finishing closer to the hole.

Are You a Hand Lifter in Your Takeaway? (uh-oh!!)

Christina Ricci shows that if you want more distance with accuracy, make sure you are not lifting your hands too early during the takeaway. Keeping your hands low throughout the early part of the swing sets the stage for a successful backswing with width.