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“Just wanted to say how much I enjoy your newsletters. The tips are just tremendous and explained with such clarity and brevity. Keep up the great work!” Sue Anders – Member since 2019
Welcome to the first lessons update for October. We’ve got some great tips for you to start out the month including Erika Larkin’s anti-slicing lesson, Christina Ricci helps with chipping from uneven lies, Karen Palacios Jansen’s warm up before your golf round session, Michele Low’s fairway bunker tip and Cathy Kim demonstrates a nifty drill to help you get more putts in the hole.
I’ve opened a new requests thread in the Women’s Golf Lessons Group and they’re flying in already. You can see some of the requests below. I’m sure you can relate 🙂
And this week’s Women’s Golf Social Group question is ‘What’s your favorite golf course to visit?’ It is your chance to discover some great new destination courses recommended by other women golfers.
I uploaded and refreshed six lessons to WomensGolf.com this week and they’re all in this issue. One of them is a compilation of the three best sand shot tips as picked by association members.
Women’s Golf teachers featured are Karen Palacios Jansen, Kristin Walla, Trillium Rose, Alison Curdt, Greta Anderson, Meredith Kirk, and Cindy Miller.
Your two online Women’s Golf Groups have been humming along with member visits to Torrey Pines, Cameron Park CC (also in California) and Lonsdale Links which is south of Melbourne, Australia. This week’s Women’s Golf group question is ‘Who Would be in your Dream Foursome?’ and the lesson request is ‘Help! I Can’t Get Out of Bunkers’.
This week we have lessons on scoring within 100 yards, grip pressure, leaving the driver in the bag, playing from compacted sand in a bunker (happens a lot), and making more short putts. I hope they help you improve and enjoy this fantastic game!
It’s a bit of a golf wellness issue this week with a group post about how to keep playing with back pain and the Women’s Golf group question is ‘Do you prefer to walk the course (if able to) or ride a cart?’ This week’s tips from the Lessons Group are ‘Help! I’m Duffing My Chip Shots!’ and the ‘Stop Casting Towel Drill’ with Cathy Kim.
Just so happens we are doing things in threes this week. Check out the lessons from Christina Ricci and Karen Palacios Jansen jam packed with 3 drill goodness! Plus scroll down for more lessons on chipping, putting, sand shots and POWER!
I love seeing a change in the weather and we are enjoying the start of Spring at long last (here in Australia). This is the first week for ages where we haven’t needed to put the heater on. To celebrate I’ve got six great lessons in this newsletter that will help you play better. Hope you enjoy trying them out.
In this issue of the Women’s Golf Member’s Newsletter Cindy Miller shows how to travel with your clubs without damaging your precious cargo. Kristin’s got her usual entertaining take on instruction (the short game this time), Cathy Kim has a great drill to get you through to your follow through, Maria shows how to deal with those slick downhill putts, and we start with 3 weight shift drills from Karen Palacios Jansen.
Welcome to all our new members and guests! Each week we feature the most popular lessons uploaded to WomensGolf.com. In this issue Christina Ricci shows how your hands can cause slices and pull shots, Meredith Kirk demonstrates her failsafe chipping method, Lindsay Knowlton has bunker tips, Alison Curdt explains what to do when you’re between clubs and Erika Larkin checks your shoulder turn.
Very entertaining posts from your fellow women golfers in the groups this week including beating the hurricane back to the clubhouse, golf in every state of the US, and finally some great weather in the ‘Garden of Ireland’.
In the Social Group the question of the week is ‘What Do You Think is the Most Difficult Part of the Game?’ As you can imagine, sand and the short game feature strongly in the 35 answers received so far 🙂.
And two great lesson requests from the Lessons Group in this issue: ‘How to Keep Your Focus for the Whole Round’ and ‘Stop Trying to Hit the Ball with your Upper Body”
