Too much lateral lower body movement will stop you making good contact with your shots. Megan Johnston has a quick tip to help you keep your swing stable and get rid of the sway.
LPGA Golf Instructor Meredith Kirk demonstrates a great drill that will help to separate your upper and lower body and gain more ‘Oomph!’ in your golf swing.
Maria Palozola’s ‘Chase the Ball’ Drill helps you stop chunking and hitting behind the ball by training you to get your weight through the shot.
Cathy Kim’s quick and easy practice drill for iron shots to help you make better contact with the ball.
LPGA Top 50 Teacher, Alison Curdt shows how using the ground more effectively in your swing will translate to more speed, power, and distance.
Debbie O’Connell from Golf Positive demonstrates how to improve your short game technique and lower your golf scores with her ‘anti-scoop’ chipping drill.
Falling off balance after hitting the shot is a very common issue for many golfers. Natalie Adams shows you a simple drill to help you find your balance and start hitting better golf shots.
Erika Larkin introduces the ‘Swing Table’. Get your table tilting to match the club you are hitting.
LPGA Professional Meredith Kirk shares some fun practice games you can play when you are practicing with a friend that will really help you properly prepare for your next round.
Maria Palozola’s Seam on Your Shirt drill trains you to keep your rear arm in front of your body.
Grab an alignment stick and check your backswing takeaway with LPGA instructor Megan Johnston.
Do you struggle to make solid contact with your shots? Here are two keys from LPGA Instructor Meredith Kirk to help you hit the center of the clubface.
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