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This week Sandra B. Chester shares her proper golf posture step-by-step, Trillium Rose checks that your swing is starting on line, Kathy Hart Wood shows how to warm up pre-round, Maria Palozola’s perfect finish routine keeps you balanced and Natalie Adams will get you more distance with 3 great swing speed drills.
Welcome to my weekly new lessons update for members. Improve your game this week with five new lessons as well as highlights from the private Women’s Golf members groups on Facebook. Get the ball up in the air with Cathy Kim, improve your impact position with Megan Johnston, work on your swing path with Alison Curdt, decide whether to play your long bunker shots with a splash or a pick shot from Anne Rollo, and get in the correct golf posture with Christina Ricci.
It’s October and it looks like people are starting to rug up already – I hope time isn’t running out and you get to play year round where you are. Five really practical lessons to help your game and highlights from both of the member’s groups this week.
Four great lessons to help you play better this week. Christina Ricci fixes your backswing, Alison Curdt squares up your clubface, Megan Johnston answers a lesson request from member Donna DeSimone about what to do from an uphill lie under the lip of a bunker, and Erika Larkin shares her Top 10 favorite swing ‘feels’. And … ‘Oh No! That’s in the water!’ Marcela Smith explains your best option when you’ve rinsed your golf ball in a red penalty area. Finally, in LPGA news Tony Jesselli unearths all the interesting statistics from the 2022 season so far.
Playing all the shots is the theme this week. If you follow these tips you’ll be hitting draws, hybrid chips, punch shots under the wind, and short bunker shots in no time at all 🙂.
Also some highlights from the two private (and very friendly) Women’s Golf Members Groups including the latest lesson requests.
Anyway, we do have some more great tips for you today. Erika Larkin’s lesson will give you + or – 5 yards when you are between clubs, Trillium Rose has a tip for lofted shots near the green, Maria Palozola shows how to play from wet sand, Greta Anderson describes the different parts of a golf club for beginners, and Michele Low fixes the dreaded ‘reverse pivot’.
One of the lessons this week is Megan Johnston showing how to play in very dry conditions.The other 5 new lessons in this update cover ball position when you drive, the difference between your driver and iron swings, a drill to keep your body and arms connected, picking a landing spot for your chips, and how to read the green like a tour pro.
This week Elena King shows how to make more putts, Megan Johnston has a great drill to help you stop scooping the ball, Alison Curdt explains how the golf ball’s hit location on your clubface changes the spin and trajectory of your shots, and Christina Ricci shares some quick ‘bunka’ tips!.
The very popular lesson request service is now live over in our Women’s Golf Lessons Group. Head over there and let me know what’s ailing your game and I’ll find and post the best lesson from the WomensGolf.com Instructors to get you back on track!
Lots of help for your game this week as well as some fun highlights from the fabulous Women’s Golf Groups.
Kristin Walla is here to help fix your slice, Karen Palacios Jansen has a great exercise to give you more hip mobility, Sandra Chester shares her setup and timing for better pitch shots, we also have LPGA Master Professional Deb Vangellow on fairway bunker play, and Meredith Kirk showing you how to chip from the rough around the green.
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 🙂.
On WomensGolf.com this week learn how to conquer those difficult downhill sloping lies with Sue, play Gianna’s practice game to sharpen up your approach shots, Christina’s lesson will help you if you hit your driver really low on the clubface, and Anne has the solution if you have been leaving your fairway woods in the bag.
