Get the Ball Up in the Air – Short Iron Fundamentals
Sue Powers reviews the fundamentals you need to create a high shot that stops the ball on the green.
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Sue Powers reviews the fundamentals you need to create a high shot that stops the ball on the green.
LPGA Instructor Christina Ricci demonstrates how weight and hand position and hitting 2 inches behind the ball are the three downswing keys for better sand shots.
Natalie Adams from Smash Factor golf coaching demonstrates an easy way to improve your impact position and get your hands ahead of the golf club through impact. You will compress the golf ball and improve your strike with your irons.
If you are struggling with good contact from the rough on short shots around the green here’s a great quick tip from Trillium Rose.
LPGA Teaching professional Debbie O’Connell’s quick tip on how to practice chipping without the flip using just an alignment stick.
Kristin Walla’s sand secrets. Focus on your wrist mobility and grip, and use the bounce of your sand wedge to get out of the bunker every time.
Maria Palozola’s Seam on Your Shirt drill trains you to keep your rear arm in front of your body.
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.
Do you hit all your irons the same distance? If so, Sue Shapcott shows how there’s usually one thing you can do to differentiate between the irons in your set.
Trillium Rose shows how to play a short chip shot with a sand wedge when there’s a downhill slope between your ball and the flag.
Karen Palacios-Jansen from CardioGolf.com shares her quick and easy pre-round exercises targeting golf-specific muscles to help you avoid those big numbers on the scorecard.
The Pro Golf Gals Anne Rollo and Dennise Hutton show how to visualize your golf shots before you play them. Its pretty simple and easy to do and can make such a difference to your scores.