Instructional articles, golf tips, and video lessons from our expert team of qualified LPGA and PGA instructors.
Scroll down for six fabulous tips in the first newsletter for June. My favorite this week is Sue Shapcott’s lesson on how to transform your game with slow practice swings.
In the Women’s Golf Group the start of summer (in the Northern Hemisphere) means the beginning of golf in Iceland believe it or not! Thank you to Ranvieg Tausen for a lovely post and picture (see it below).
Regardless of what you are working on, Sue Shapcott shows how to replace your old swing habits with new ones.
Do you struggle with inconsistency with your pitch shots? LPGA Instructor Meredith Kirk shares a game changing tip!
Where should the ball be in relation to your body when you putt? Here’s a great routine from Kellie Stenzel to get your ball in the same position every time.
Do you practice like you play? Try these training tips from Dr. Alison Curdt to put yourself in a similar state and prepare yourself for an upcoming competition.
Three easy to remember tips from Michele Low for long sand shots will help you have more confidence when you walk into a fairway bunker.
Natalie Adams gets you setting and releasing the golf club using a toilet roll! It’s a great drill for increased shot distance and improved ball strike.
Karen Palacios Jansen from CardioGolf.com shows how to optimize your swing efficiency and consistency without the need for drastic changes.
Dennise Hutton and Anne Rollo show you their simple and easy technique for getting out of a bunker every time, whether it has a high or low lip.
Trillium Rose helps you save shots on the green through awareness of the length and tempo of your stroke. Aim to get your lag putts just past the hole.
Katie Dahl Director of Instruction at West Bay Club shows how to play a bump and run when you have to chip but would rather putt.
Dr. Alison Curdt explains how to replace negative self commentary. If you let automatic thoughts run you over, your physical game will suffer and you will start to enjoy your golf less.
