Women’s Golf Newsletters

This week Christina Ricci shows you why opening your hips and shoulders at address may be causing your poor shots, Coach Shayain has a great ‘L’ to ‘L’ pitching drill, Aimee Cho will help you stop topping your irons, Marcela Smith explains how to properly drop your ball out of ground under repair and other abnormal course conditions, and Cathy Kim’s drill will make you a better putter. How can you not play better with all that great instruction?😉.

Hope this update finds you well and getting plenty of time out on the golf course. Five great new lessons to help your game and a common rules question answered this week.

Lots of golf goodness in this issue. Lessons on how to make lasting swing changes, stopping driver slices, common putting mistakes, playing off pine straw, and making better iron shots.

Take this week’s lessons from WomensGolf.com out on the practice range and course including a great alignment tip from Anne Rollo and Aimee Cho shows how to hit a good shot from the unkindest lie in golf … a divot on the fairway.

Apart from enjoying The Masters, April means one of two things to golfers. Here in the Southern Hemisphere it is the start of shorter days and colder weather but for most of you its the real start of the new golf season. Lucky things! Wherever you are I hope you are doing well and able to get out and play our wonderful game!

You be the judge but I think I’ve picked five really on-topic lessons for you from the Women’s Golf teachers this week. And this week’s USGA rules question and answer is ‘My ball is embedded/stuck in the ground – What are my options?’

What are your options when your ball is in a bunker that’s full of water? Scroll down to find out in this week’s USGA rules question and answer.

Also this week, improve your game (and golf travel bag packing!) with four practical lessons from our LPGA instructors and highlights from the Women’s Golf Social and Lessons Groups.

Don’t start your downswing with your shoulders … according to Sue Shapcott it can lead to some very poor shots. And that’s not all – this week we have also got lessons for you on how high to tee the ball, when to putt from off the green, what you’re allowed to do in the teeing area, and how to stop flicking at the ball when you’re chipping.

What do you do if your ball accidently moves on the putting green? Test yourself before you scroll down the page because that’s this week’s USGA rules question and answer.

Five great Women’s Golf lessons in this email covering topped shots, wristy chipping actions, the powerful role of the trail elbow, and green reading. Plenty to work on!

Your new Women’s Golf lessons this week are Anne and Dennise helping you to get that ball over the water every time, Amy Cho showing how to get more power off the tee using wrist hinge, Christina Ricci has her Two Ball Putting Drill to square your putter face, and Cathy Kim has the solution if you find yourself swatting at the ball when you’re around the green.

This week Megan Johnston has 3 quick tips for sand shots, Karen Palacios Jansen will get you aimed at the target, Natalie Adams on how to stop sliding, Cathy Kim demonstrates the baby wedge shot, and Erika Larkin has 10 feelings to help every part of your swing.

Very happy to bring you great tips covering nearly every part of the game this week. Christina Ricci shows how to use your hips properly in the swing, Michele Low covers the toughest shot in golf, Meredith Kirk’s lesson is on getting the most out from your fairway woods, Greta Anderson explains how to make more putts by becoming a green reading expert, and Trillium Rose has a fail-safe chipping shot to get your short game confidence back.