If you don’t have a simulator or launch monitor here are some great ideas for improving your swing from Erika Larkin you can do with just a net or even without a ball.
If you are a golfer who struggles with balance, Natalie Adams shows how curling your toes up in your golf shoes can instantly improve your golf ball striking.
In this quick tip from PGA and LPGA Master Professional Alison Curdt learn how to make better contact with the ball by rotating your lead shoulder under your chin.
Are you in awe of your favorite tour player’s smooth swing tempo? Aimee Cho demonstrates two easy to learn swing tempo principles that will help you hit more consistent shots.
If you are hitting a ball that starts out to the right then slices further to the right, you are hitting push slices. Erika Larkin shows how to get your shots back on track.
Kellie Stenzel shows how to open the face of your sand wedge and release with your hands to launch your ball high and sit it down quickly near the flag.
LPGA Teaching Professional Megan Johnston shows you a simple practice drill that will improve your impact position.
Follow along as Karen Palacios Jansen from CardioGolf.com demonstrates a complete practice routine for all your iron shots giving you the confidence to strike the ball the way you want to.
Learning this movement from Natalie Adams will help you strike clean crisp golf shots off the turf every time. For a repeatable, consistent, powerful golf swing, this is the drill to work on!
LPGA Instructor Meredith Kirk demonstrates an effective practice drill to help you get rid of that dreaded chicken wing.
If you have a tendency to pull the club inside on your backswing, here’s a great drill from Lindsay Knowlton of Iron Lady Golf that you can do indoors.
If you see a ball flight that starts out to the left (for right handers) and then curves even further left, you’ve got yourself a pull hook. Erika Larkin shows how to correct it.
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