What to Expect When You’re Taking a Golf Lesson
Sue Shapcott
Taking a golf lesson can be intimidating – PGA Professional Sue Shapcott takes viewers through what they can expect in their first face-to-face or video lesson.
No denying it, there is a daunting learning curve in golf… but it’s worth it! Here are all our video lessons created for women golfers to help new starters kick off a lifetime in the game.
Taking a golf lesson can be intimidating – PGA Professional Sue Shapcott takes viewers through what they can expect in their first face-to-face or video lesson.
Taking a good golf grip gives you more power, clubface control, and consistency. Check that you’re gripping the club correctly with this lesson from Sue Shapcott.
Golf equipment terms can be very confusing to newer golfers. Dr. Greta Anderson describes all the different parts of a golf club and their unique role in your game.
A great guide for beginners and a refresher for golfers of all standards from Erika Larkin covering all the important posture, grip and alignment basics.
LPGA instructor Aimee Cho shows the best way to setup at address to make a good golf swing in the first of her series of lessons for beginners.
Coach Shayain shows you how to hit better pitch shots by understanding your hand action when playing this important short game scoring shot.
Legends of the LPGA Tour player Cindy Miller says if you’re just starting out, don’t feel pressure to use the same clubs as everyone else. Hit the ones you are most comfortable with.
‘Reading’ a putting green can be a bit intimidating at first, but it’s not as complicated as it might seem! LPGA Class A Professional Dr. Greta Anderson points out some of the basic elements to help you get started.
Make sure you don’t start your swing by dragging the club back with your hands. LPGA Professional Instructor Cathy Kim shows you a better way to get your swing started.
LPGA instructor Aimee Cho shows how to lower your scores with grip advice and key points for putting like the pros.
Coach Shayain covers some of the most important rules for new golfers including what to do if your ball is lost, goes in the water or out of bounds.
How important is it to take a divot? It depends on your swing type, the club you are using and the turf conditions. Aimee Cho talks about why she doesn’t take deep divots and hits some demonstration shots.