Erika Larkin is PGA Director of Instruction at The Club at Creighton Farms in Aldie, Virginia. She is the owner of Larkin Golf LLC and author of A True Swing. Erika was named Middle Atlantic PGA Teacher of the Year 2012, has been ranked the number 1 teacher in Virginia by her peers and Golf Digest since 2014. She is also has been recognized as one of America’s Best Young Teachers by Golf Digest since 2012. She has been featured many times and magazine and appeared on The Golf Channel. Erika is a certified SwingAI Coach where she gives online lessons through the “Play with the Pros” App.
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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.
Erika Larkin has a great tip to help you with your fairway bunker club selection. Play it safe in the sand and don’t cost yourself extra shots.
This drill from Erika Larkin will help you turn your shoulders properly in the right golf posture.
Erika Larkin shows why one of the keys to better distance, accuracy, and consistency is mastering the transition phase between your backswing and downswing.
Erika Larkin shows how to check your backswing and follow through for the correct Letter ‘L’ wrist angles.
Erika Larkin shows how a neutral wrist position will help you keep the club on plane and the clubface square leading to more solid and straight hits.
Here’s a easy drill from Erika Larkin that you can do anywhere to test if you are coordinating your arms correctly in your swing.
Every golfer needs good tempo and rhythm. Here’s a great swing cue from Erika Larkin to blend the transition from your backswing to your follow through.
No matter what time of the year it is you can put your beach towel to work with Erika Larkin’s ten great skill building towel drills.
Erika Larkin shows you how to fix your golf slice by waving your trail arm with palm facing down and across the ball. Use this same action in your swing to improve your contact and straighten your shots.
Erika Larkin shows the cause and a cure for the dreaded shank where the ball hits the hosel (where the shaft is connected to the clubhead) rather than the clubface.
Here’s a great drill from Erika Larkin to test if you have the proper timing of the release in your driver swing.
