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If your lower body gets too active during the downswing, particularly if your trail hip fires towards the target too soon, this can result in the upper body falling back and poor contact with the golf ball. Grab a wedge and try this drill from Megan Johnston.
Struggling around the green? Christina Ricci helps you diagnose if your wedge, not your swing, is the culprit by determining if you’re a slider or digger.
Stop teeing up in the same old spot! Kellie Stenzel reveals how to find the “path of least resistance” on par-3s to avoid hazards and lower your scores.
Rain or shine, perfect your swing indoors! LPGA Master Professional Karen Palacios-Jansen shares how indoor practice with technology like golf simulators and focusing on external swing cues can dramatically improve your golf game.
Check that your swing path isn’t causing pulls and push shots or slices and hooks with this great drill from Maria Palozola.
If you struggle with an out-to-in move from the top of your swing Alison Curdt’s drill will help you feel the right positions to get your shaft on plane resulting in better ball striking.
Erika Larkin takes you through some common causes and fixes for hitting ‘fat’ shots where you hit behind the ball.
Posture, grip, and aim. Trillium Rose shows you how to set up when you have a sidehill lie with the ball above your feet.
LPGA Class A Instructor Christina Ricci demonstrates the key difference between the way professionals and amateurs use their lead shoulder in their backswing.
Struggling with a flat shoulder plane in your backswing? Nathalie Sheehan (@nattiegolf) shares a simple fix: add side bend and rotate into your backswing to maintain posture and improve ground contact.
Christina Ricci recommends taking a look at the length of your backswing. Having a keen sense of where your hands and the clubhead are is critical for improved ball striking.
Top 50 LPGA Best Teacher Sue Powers, shares her putting practice drill to lower your scores and give you more confidence on the greens.
