Games and Practice Drills that you can use in your practice and warm-up sessions to sharpen up your full swing, short game, and putting.
Hitting the ground before the ball causes both fat and thin shots, draining your distance. Natalie Adams shares a simple setup drill using a folded towel and tee peg to shift your swing’s low point forward and hit crisp, powerful shots.
Kristin Walla demonstrates a simple drill to reduce your 3 putts! Those things kill your score. Connect your distance perception to your distance control and be more instinctive when you putt.
Do you struggle around the green with chip shots that you either skull or hit fat? LPGA Instructor Christina Ricci has a couple of great drills to make sure that you stop flicking at the ball.
Missing those crucial 5-foot putts can derail a great round. Iron Lady Golf founder Lindsay Knowlton shares three easy-to-remember cues, from proper grip pressure to a disciplined head position, that will instantly improve your alignment, tempo, and consistency on the greens.
Struggling with ball striking? LPGA Instructor Nathalie Sheehan offers three key drills for beginners: grip practice, wrist hinge improvement, and body rotation training.
A sliding or swaying backswing kills consistency. LPGA Class A Instructor Cathy Kim shares a clever sensory test using an everyday item to immediately fix your hip sway, stabilize your knee, and create a powerful pivot.
Hitting behind the golf ball is one of the most frustrating feelings on the course. LPGA Instructor Erika Larkin shares an quick practice drill using just two golf tees to shift your low point forward and guarantee crisp, clean turf contact.
Many golfers accidentally shut off their lower body and swing entirely with their arms, leading to a stiff, restricted motion. Erika Larkin shares a simple wrist relaxation check to instantly unlock dynamic balance and natural clubhead speed.
LPGA professional Debbie O’Connell breaks putting down into a simple formula. Learn the three parts of your body that must stay perfectly still, and the one area that should control your entire stroke.
If you struggle with thin or heavy iron shots, your swing is bottoming out too early. Nathalie Sheehan shares a simple drill using only your golf towel to guarantee clean, ball-first contact.
Many golfers “stand up” or stop rotating when trying to close the clubface. Christina Ricci demonstrates how to stay in your posture and rotate your forearms correctly for a powerful, square impact.
From putters to 9-irons, Kristin Walla compares how different clubs react from the same spot off the green. Discover why visualization and “rolling” the ball can be more effective than hours of technical practice.
