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Natalie Adams shows how to get better tempo and timing on your downswing by making sure your arms, upper body, and lower body are firing in the right order.
Maria Palozola’s ‘Chase the Ball’ Drill helps you stop chunking and hitting behind the ball by training you to get your weight through the shot.
Stephanie Molloy shares three ways you can improve your game when you are short of time for practice.
Christina Ricci shows how if you often blade or chunk your bunker shots, then take a close look at your back shoulder. Is it too aggressive on the downswing?
Whether you’re recovering from an injury, managing joint discomfort, or simply looking to enhance your golf game in a safe and sustainable manner, this routine by Karen Palacios Jansen of cardiogolf.com is a great workout with no equipment required.
Don’t miss the target because you didn’t line up correctly. Sue Shapcott answers the most common questions golfers ask about alignment.
Is it going to turn into a 3-putt or will you get lucky and drain it on your first attempt? You probably fear downhill putts much more than uphill and for good reason. Lesson by Maria Palozola.
Cathy Kim’s quick and easy practice drill for iron shots to help you make better contact with the ball.
Don’t just look at the line between the ball and the hole. Kellie Stenzel recommends reading the area on and around the green to make more putts.
“Why should I take lessons?” – LPGA Master Professional Deb Vangellow introduces the ‘builder’ mode for improving your game with the help of an instructor.
From pre-shot routine to developing your swing, don’t waste your time and effort on the wrong things. Kristin Walla shows how anyone can drastically speed up the time it takes to get good at golf.
Michelle Low shares 3 of her favorite tips for bunker shots including how to adjust for success when the sand is wet.
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