Anne Rollo has some great tips and a practice drill to help you get your lag putts close to the hole and avoid those pesky 3 putts.
Katie Dahl shows how to improve your putting distance control by avoiding excessive wrist action. Many golfers use their wrists too much, causing offline putts and added distance.
We’re mysterious, misunderstood, and misrepresented! We asked the Women’s Golf Group what they thought were the biggest misconceptions about women golfers? Slow play dominated the discussion!
There are so many ‘games within the game’ in golf. Time to pick the group’s collective brain again with a new question of the week. We asked what part of the game group members think is most important. The mental side of golf dominated!
Our game definitely has a steep learning curve and beginners need all the support they can get. We asked Women’s Golf members to give us their ‘go to’ advice for new golfers just starting out in this wonderful sport.
Maria Palozola shows that when you are faced with a tough lie up against the fringe or the first cut, a good option is to putt with your sand wedge.
Having trouble with 3 footers? Wondering if there is a shortcut to mastering short putts? Aimee Cho shows you a fantastic drill to help you perfect your putting!
LPGA Instructor Trillium Rose shows how to handle those daunting long putts across the green. Reduce your three putts and even hole a 100 footer every now and then.
Anne Rollo demonstrates her drill for taking your arms and wrists out of your putting stroke for more consistent results on the green.
Don’t be aimless when you’re working on your putting. Gianna Augustine has two great practice drills for you, with and without a practice partner.
Lower body movement when you putt can lead to poor direction and distance control. This simple practice drill from LPGA Instructor Megan Johnston will help you keep still and hole more long putts.
LPGA Instructor Megan Johnston demonstrates her three ball putting practice drill to help your touch on the greens.
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