Christina Ricci shows you some great takeaway checkpoints. Getting the first part of your golf swing right will really help you hit more consistent shots.
Lindsay Knowlton from Iron Lady Golf has a great drill to activate your lower body in the downswing. Learning how to use your lower body and core to swing and not just your arms will give you more power and distance.
Are you too handsy around the green? Cathy Kim demonstrates a great drill to help you keep your forearms close together for more consistent short game shots.
Karen Palacios Jansen shares her quick and easy warm up that you can do before you play or practice, or even on a daily basis to help with your balance, weight shift and flexibility.
Marcela Smith from the Girlfriends Guide to Golf explains what you can you do if you feel your ball is unplayable in a bunker. Rule 19.3 gives you four options for relief for an unplayable lie/unplayable ball.
The tee shot is your only chance to guarantee the perfect lie. Coach Shayain shows you how to correctly tee up the ball every time.
Trillium Rose, Titleist Staff Member and Director of Instruction at Woodmont Country Club shows how improving the quality of your contact will instantly boost the zip and consistency of your iron shots.
LPGA Teaching Professional Christina Ricci shows how the key when your ball has a downhill lie in the sand is trust (and your shoulders).
Longer bunker shots are tough! Here’s a short practical tutorial from Alison Curdt to give you more confidence and results from 40 yards out in the sand.
Christina Ricci demonstrates her easy to remember 3 step process to make sure that you are aligned to your target at setup.
Don’t ‘take it away’! Erika Larkin demonstrates drills to help improve your backswing such as starting with the club in front and sweeping it back or practicing a “cow tail” motion where the body moves first before the hands.
Starting off balance leads to inconsistent drives. Try Megan Johnston’s quick line up tip to hit better tee shots.
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