From driving to fairway woods, hybrids, and iron shots. All the full swing lessons, tips, and videos from leading LPGA and PGA instructors on WomensGolf.com.
Want to hit the ball farther and straighter? The answer might be in your hands. Debbie O’Connell demonstrates why a relaxed grip is essential for creating speed and keeping the clubface on target. Discover her simple tip for maintaining control without sacrificing power.
Are you aiming at the target but still missing the green? You might be confusing aim with alignment. LPGA Top 50 Instructor Kellie Stenzel breaks down why these are two separate fundamentals and shows you a simple two-stick drill to ensure your club face and body are working in harmony.
Are you losing power and distance because your arms collapse at impact? LPGA Professional Meredith Kirk shares a simple, effective drill using a household towel to help you feel proper connection, improve your tempo, and achieve full extension through the hitting zone.
Don’t let a perfect swing go to waste. Debbie O’Connell shows you how to use “training wheels” on the practice range to align your feet, hips, and shoulders perfectly parallel to your target line every single time.
Karen Palacios Jansen shows how to prevent tops, pulls, and slices by maintaining your spine angle and staying in the shot.
Hitting a wedge off a down slope is one of the most challenging shots in golf. Sara Davis reveals the essential setup adjustments—from weight distribution to shoulder tilt—that ensure clean ground contact and a predictable launch every time.
Are you sliding off the ball instead of turning? Meredith Kirk demonstrates a great drill that eliminates lateral movement and forces you to rotate around your spine for better contact.
Feel like your hips are too tight during your backswing? Shawna Elliott demonstrates a simple self-check for hip rotation and explains how flaring your feet can instantly unlock a better range of motion.
Cathy Kim demonstrates a great drill you can do with any of your irons to improve your ball compression at impact. Ball compression is crucial for ensuring that your shot travels the desired distance.
Master the art of releasing the club with Kellie Stenzel as she shows that something must slow down for the club to speed up – and learn the “swoosh” drill for better timing.
Christina Ricci shows that if you want more distance with accuracy, make sure you are not lifting your hands too early during the takeaway. Keeping your hands low throughout the early part of the swing sets the stage for a successful backswing with width.
Stop swaying off the ball. Christina Ricci reveals how an immediate rotation of the back shoulder creates a powerful windup and keeps you centered for a better strike.
