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.
If your backswing is too flat it may lead to poorly struck and inconsistent shots. Try this easy drill from Megan Johnston to get your club on the right plane in your backswing.
Maria Palozola shows you how far to dig your feet into the sand which can help determine how much sand you take and how high or low the ball comes out.
Erika Larkin covers the five most common issues for women golfers … chest, wrists, speed, hitting the ground, and getting the shoulder plane right in the backswing.
LPGA Professional Instructor Maria Palozola’s Tuck, Turn and Roll drill will get you striking your irons with force and control.
Erika Larkin shows how to test whether you are turning properly in your golf posture with a great drill that you can easily do inside.
Sue Shapcott from Change Golf Instruction shows how to practice when the driving range is more mud than grass.
This is a simple and effective drill from Erika Larkin that anyone can do to groove an ‘in-to-out’ swing path. Once you get the hang of missing the headcovers, you can focus on a better timed release and Voila … slice be gone!
Where should you position the ball for your driver, fairway woods, and iron shots? Use Maria Palozola’s ‘Feet Together’ drill to guarantee a consistent ball position at setup.
Would you like to save shots around the green? Everything you need to know about chipping from setup to club selection and even how to play the ‘baby chip’ is in this 10 lesson video course from PGA Master Professional Kellie Stenzel.
Get your focus ahead of the ball with the Handful of Pennies Drill from Maria Palozola to help you hit down, take a divot and strike better iron shots.
Six great practice drills from Erika Larkin to groove your perfect posture, body, and arms movement.
Our LPGA Director of Instruction, Deb Vangellow helps you avoid mindless ball beating and reinvigorate your practice routine with focus and deliberate practice.
