Working on your short game (chipping and pitching around the green) is a surefire way to save strokes on your round. Here are our latest lessons for your short game.
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.
Anne Rollo shows you an easy way to take the guess work out of your approach shots.
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.
LPGA Hall of Fame instructor, Nancy Quarcelino demonstrates how to hit a short pitch shot with some major spin.
Maria Palozola explains the four most common causes of shanked chip shots and has a great drill to help.
This pitching drill from Kellie Stenzel is great for learning to keep the clubhead on the ground for longer so you don’t try to lift the ball.
The ProGolfGals Anne and Dennise show what to do when you are very close to the green but the grass is too thick to putt.
LPGA Master Professional Deb Vangellow’s pitching lesson. If you have a solid full swing that is a blend of body and arms with good rhythm, you can play a good pitch shot.
Cathy Kim shares her secret for soft landing pitch shots that roll and stop right next to the hole.
Natalie Adams from Smash Factor Golf Coaching shows how to pitch over a bunker on to the green every time to save par and keep your game on track.
LPGA and PGA Master Professional Alison Curdt shows when you’re just short of the green and not too far from the pin don’t take a wedge and try to hit it really high. Hit something low and let it roll up to the hole.
Are you struggling with your wedges? LPGA Instructor Meredith Kirk demonstrates how to improve and build confidence in those very important scoring shots.
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