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Master the Bump and Run Chip Shot

LPGA Professional Meredith Kirk shows how to hit the perfect bump and run chip. The key is de-lofting the clubface at address and treating the stroke like a long putt to ensure the ball stays low and rolls toward the hole.
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The Myth of the Straight Lead Arm Let It Fold - Kellie Stenzel - Womens Golf
The Myth of the Straight Lead Arm: Let It Fold
Kellie Stenzel debunks the common myth that the lead arm (left arm for right-handed golfers) must remain straight throughout the entire swing. Allowing the lead arm to relax and fold is crucial for generating speed and squaring the clubface.
Dont Be Scared to Putt from Off the Green - Kellie Stenzel - Womens Golf
Don't Be Scared to Putt from Off the Green
LPGA Top 50 Instructor Kellie Stenzel explains why the putter is often your safest bet from off the green. Learn the secret to mastering long-distance putts by focusing on backstroke length rather than hitting the ball harder.
Good Balance is the Most Important Fundamental - Erika Larkin - Womens Golf
Good Balance is the Most Important Fundamental
Erika Larkin from True Swing Golf shows why balance is the most underrated fundamental in golf. Learn what happens when balance breaks down, how to identify issues in your own swing, and simple ways to improve your balance.

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Dont be a takeaway hand lifter - Christina Ricci - Womens Golf
Are You a Hand Lifter in Your Takeaway? (uh-oh!!)
Christina Ricci shows that if you want more distance with accuracy, make sure you are not lifting your hands too early during the takeaway. Keeping your hands low throughout the early part of the swing sets the stage for a successful backswing with...
Stop 3-Putting! We asked 18 LPGA and PGA Instructors for their best advice for golfers on how to master long putting and prevent 3-putts.
How to Read the Green Like a Pro
Top 50 LPGA Teacher Maria Palozola says start reading the green from the fairway and establish a good routine with quality practice strokes that are a realistic rehearsal for your putt.
Fix Your Chipping and Bunker Shots Using a Rakes and a Basket - Christina Ricci - Womens Golf
Fix Your Chipping and Bunker Shots Using a Rake and a Basket
No need to pay for expensive training aids! LPGA Professional Christina Ricci demonstrates two simple ways to use common golf course items, a rake and a basket, to improve your chipping path and shallow out your bunker shots.

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