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Instructional articles, golf tips, and video lessons from our expert team of qualified LPGA and PGA instructors.
In this quick tip from LPGA instructor Gianna Augustine learn how to change your ball flight with your iron shots by moving the ball back or forward at address.
TPI Certified instructor Michele Low shows how to get your backswing off to a good start by not rolling your forearms and check that you’re doing it right with a Michele’s practice drill.
If you’re struggling to make good contact with your shots try Trillium Rose’s Spoke Drill.
Erika Larkin shows how you should aim for equal amounts of body rotation and club release for better contact and more distance.
Struggling with wayward tee shots and poor contact from the fairway? It may be your over the top swing. Class A LPGA Instructor Christina Ricci identifies the fault with some great fixes for practice and the course.
Megan Johnston shows that how to give yourself the best chance of a great shot by aligning your club to the target line first and then setting up your feet and body in parallel.
The ProGolfGals, Anne and Dennise are back with three proven ways to fix those costly hand twitches and shaky putting strokes.
LPGA Instructor Christina Ricci shows how important it is to understand where your clubface is at the top of the backswing. Is it square, open or closed, if you don’t it will result in extra work on the downswing to save face (bring it back to square). So, let’s get to it
Cindy Miller’s tips for newer golfers on getting a glove. The glove goes on your forward hand and having a glove can help stop the grip from slipping in your hand.
PGA and LPGA Master Professional Alison Curdt shows how the launch angle on your pitch shots can be altered by changing the ball position in your stance at address.
If there is one secret to putting, it is learning to control your distance. Sue Shapcott explains your putting grip options and drills that will help you to control your putting distance.
Learn how to better control the bottom of your swing for better contact. LPGA Instructor Elena King demonstrates the importance of foot pressure at impact.
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