Women's Golf Lessons Newsletter 301

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Women’s Golf Lessons Newsletter 301

How do you mark your golf balls? That's a fun discussion started by Stacy in the Women's Golf Group (see below). My favorite answer so far is 'with a wine glass!'. Five great lessons this week and a USGA rules question about whether you can practice on the course before or during your round. Have a go at answering before you scroll down to check if you know your rules 🙂.

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Simple Sand Technique for Golfers Who Dread Bunkers - Karen Palacios Jansen - Womens Golf

If You Dread Bunkers Try this Simple Sand Technique

Karen Palacios Jansen has a different, more reliable approach that will help you escape bunkers. It's a game changer.

3 Ways to Calm Your Putting Nerves

Are you a nervous putter? Anne Rollo has 3 pro secrets and a game changing grip technique to help your confidence on the greens.

Big Swing Little Shot Playing the Flop Shot - Kristin Walla - Womens Golf

Big Swing Short Shot - Playing the Flop Shot

Kristin Walla shows how you probably suck at flop shots because you have too much tension and you’re swinging too hard. You gotta have freedom and flow to flop.

Twist the Club to Get Rid of Fat and Topped Shots

Christina Ricci shows how many players don’t twist the club and they end up with the chicken wing, slices, weak rights, topped shots, chunked and fat shots.

Keep a Consistent Grip Pressure on your Putts

Kellie Stenzel shows the importance of maintaining the same hand pressure throughout your putting stroke regardless of how tight your grip is.

Mindful Golf Course Strategy

LPGA Professional Debbie O'Connell takes you through a couple of golf holes to share some powerful techniques she uses to play her best on the course.

Try a Pendulum Motion with Weight Shift for Better Golf

Erika Larkin shows how a simple pendulum action combined with moving your weight forward is the simplest path to hitting the ground after the ball consistently.