Women’s Golf Newsletters

We are definitely blessed to have 28 of the best instructors in golf and you’ll love the six lessons in this issue. Highlights include Erika Larkin showing how the pendulum motion works, Cathy Kim blasting the ball out of a plugged bunker lie, and Debbie O’Connell taking us out on the course to demonstrate her strategic mindfulness techniques.

This week we have six great lessons from Christina Ricci, the ProGolfGals, Meredith Kirk, Trillium Rose, Kellie Stenzel, and Sue Shapcott.

Hitting shots from tricky lies is our theme this week with Cathy Kim handling a downhill lie and Megan Johnston’s advice for drought conditions.

In the Women’s Golf Group Stacy has just broken 80 for the first time and lucky Jane made it on to Pebble Beach.

Getting more distance with your shots is by far our most popular lesson subject and this week Christina Ricci shows how to get your speed at the right spot in your swing. Plus, five new lessons from Deb Vangellow, Alison Curdt, the Pro Golf Gals, Teresa Zamboni, and Meredith Kirk.

Have you got a dependable half swing that you can turn to when you need it? Anne Rollo’s lesson will help you perfect one. Plus, Sue Shapcott shows how to hit high and low shots, and there are four great video tips from Katie Dahl, Megan Johnston, Kristin Walla, and Karen Palacios Jansen.

In the Women’s Golf Group, women golfers from all over the world share their photos, videos, and golf experiences in a friendly supportive online forum. New tips and video lessons are posted every week.

Cathy Kim and Karen Palacios Jansen tackle your posture, Christina Ricci will help you stop blading or chunking your chips, Kristin Walla aims to stop you 3-putting, and Maria Palozola fixes your steep swing plane. Plus Tony Jesselli analyses the player surprises and disappointments from the LPGA Tour so far in 2024.

As all our eyes turn to watching the Olympics for the next two weeks don’t forget your golf. Here are six lessons to help you improve your game including Alison Curdt’s pre-shot routine and Lindsay Knowlton’s confidence building tips for your putting.

Six great lessons this week including shot shaping and error fixing as well as a fail-safe chip shot, putting drill and some tips from Deb Vangellow about playing golf in a business setting.

Let’s face it, sometimes golf can be really frustrating! What’s your strategy when you are in a playing slump? That’s the question in the Women’s Golf Member’s Group this week. Plus, five practical video lessons on weight transfer, putting, playing from the rough, 30-yard shot options, and controlling your distance from the sand.

One of the toughest things in golf is not to get too down on yourself and throw your round away when you’ve hit a bad shot. I’ve definitely been guilty of that. Try Cindy Miller’s bounce back recovery tips this week.
Plus five more lessons covering alignment, chipping, wedge shots, consistency and what you can learn from Nelly’s winning swing.

You will never have more control over your set-up than you do when your ball is sitting up nicely on a tee. One of the five lessons in this issue is Alison Curdt’s demonstration of a winning tee box pre-shot routine.

Also I’m trying something different this week. I’ve mixed in some interesting posts from the Women’s Golf Group in with the lessons. Let me know if you like (or dislike) this new mixed format.