Learn to play and improve your golf with our expert team of LPGA and PGA qualified teaching professionals.
Stop skulling or leaving it in the sand! Christina Ricci cuts straight to the most critical bunker setup detail: correctly opening the clubface before you grip it. Guarantee that you maximize the wedge’s bounce and explode the ball out high and soft.
Alignment starts with where you stand. Lindsay Knowlton from Iron Lady Golf demonstrates the “drop test”—a professional’s secret to checking that your eyes are directly over the ball for better accuracy.
Meredith Kirk shares her game-changing method for perfect alignment. Learn to use an “intermediate target” to square your clubface, feet, hips, and shoulders to hit straighter shots.
Lower your scores by mastering the three most vital short-game techniques. Natalie Adams breaks down the 7-iron chip and run, the standard pitching wedge, and the high-risk flop shot, including the “Rule of Thumb” percentages for carry and roll.
Anne and Dennise (The Pro Golf Gals) explain how wind can significantly alter the path of your ball on the green. Many golfers underestimate this effect, but on a windy day, the breeze is just as important as the slope of the green.
This routine by Karen Palacios Jansen from Cardio Golf is designed to help you stay golf-ready even when you don’t have time to play or practice. Perform these exercises for a few minutes daily to mobilize your muscles and improve coordination.
LPGA Instructor Christina Ricci shares her go-to techniques to eliminate anxiety and those dreaded bladed or chunked shots. Learn the crucial role of chest rotation and tempo with her easy-to-follow “country road” visualization. Get ready for more pars!
An “inside” takeaway often leads to a chain reaction of compensations that result in offline shots. LPGA Master Professional Alison Curdt explains how focusing on your lead wrist and arm connection can keep your backswing on the right track from the very first move.
If you have smaller hands or struggle with hand strength, the 10-finger (baseball) grip could be the key to a more secure and powerful swing. LPGA Top 50 Instructor Kellie Stenzel explains why getting more “skin on the club” helps recreational golfers hit it straighter without excessive tension.
A solid golf swing starts right out of the gate with a connected takeaway. Christina Ricci demonstrates how to use your chest as the primary driver of the backswing while keeping your upper arms connected to your torso. By avoiding excessive hip rotation early in the swing, you prevent your hands from getting stuck “too deep,” allowing the club to hinge naturally and vertically for a more powerful and repeatable rotation.
When you find yourself under low-hanging branches, the goal is control, not power. Kristin Walla shares her essential “slow and low” technique for the punch shot. Learn why over-swinging causes the ball to climb and how simple adjustments—like ball position and minimal wrist action—help you keep the ball flight down and your escape route clear.
Are you guiding the club instead of swinging it? Kellie Stenzel introduces the 3:1 tempo rule to help you find the perfect rhythm for your full swing. Discover how a faster forward swing creates the necessary momentum for solid contact and better distance, ensuring you strike the ball cleanly and follow through with confidence.
