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Losing your footing during the swing ruins your balance and kills solid contact. LPGA Instructor Heidi Richardson shares a simple, high-feedback drill using just two golf tees to anchor your lead foot, stabilize your rotation, and guarantee a balanced follow-through.
Trying to physically slide your weight from side to side completely destroys your swing's timing and leads to fat or topped shots. LPGA Instructor Karen Palacios Jansen demonstrates how replacing a violent lateral weight shift with a centered hip pivot keeps your swing beautifully in rhythm.
Learn the fundamentals of chipping with LPGA professional Nathalie Filler. This lesson covers everything from club selection to proper setup, focusing on a shot that stays low and rolls toward the hole.
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When balance anxieties or old injuries creep in, senior golfers tend to stiffen up their wrists and lock down their lower body. Erika Larkin shows how freeing up your wrist hinge and allowing your feet to dynamically move can instantly inject 5 to 10 mph back into your swing.
To make solid contact with your fairway woods you need to sweep the ball with little or no divot. In this video Christina Ricci shares a great pre-shot drill to help you sweep with confidence.
Are you struggling to generate power and hitting over the top with your driver? Christina Ricci reveals that the problem is likely your setup. Learn the correct body tilt and eye position that creates a stable "push" platform in your back leg, allowing you to hit up on the ball and avoid coming over...
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LPGA and PGA Class A Teaching Professional Cathy Kim with an easy to follow drill that will increase your power by rotating your body not just swinging your arms.
LPGA Professional Instructor Maria Palozola's Tuck, Turn and Roll drill will get you striking your irons with force and control.
LPGA Class A Instructor Christina Ricci demonstrates the key difference between the way professionals and amateurs use their lead shoulder in their backswing.
