My Putts Come Up Short or Way Too Long. Help!

LPGA Instructor Christina Ricci shows to control the pace of your putts? The best way is to focus on your backstroke. And the first step is determine your unique signature energy.

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Stop Trying to Hit Up on Your Driver: Let Your Setup Handle the Launch

Are you inadvertently promoting a downward strike with your driver? Learn why your eye line and chest position relative to the clubhead are the "secret" to consistent launch. Christina Ricci breaks down the ideal 55/45 weight split and ball placement...

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How to Groove a Consistent Putting Stroke

Struggling with an inconsistent putting stroke? In this lesson, Cathy Kim introduces a simple drill to help. By connecting your putter to your belly button, you will learn to feel the natural arc of a putting stroke and develop a more consistent motion...

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How to Get Out of Bunkers with Ease - Alison Curdt - Womens Golf

Do You Struggle to Get Out of Bunkers?

Standard bunker advice—opening the face and swinging "out-to-in"—can often be too complex and lead to inconsistent results. Alison Curdt shares a simplified approach that uses a square clubface and a specific "toe to the sky" backswing to ensure you clear...

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Dont Make This Setup Mistake - Kellie Stenzel - Womens Golf

Key to Power - Proper Posture for Maximum Rotation

Bending from the hips serves as the foundation for a balanced and powerful golf motion. Kellie Stenzel shows why bending forward correctly allows for essential club depth without pulling you off your feet.

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Stop Missing Putts: The Three Fixes

Are your putts consistently missing the line, starting right or left? Christina Ricci identifies the three most popular culprits of inconsistent putting—all related to movement you didn't even know you were making. Learn to quiet your lower body, stabilize...

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Fix Your "Floppy Feet" for Consistent Contact

Inconsistent strikes often start from the ground up. Sara Davis shows how anchoring your trail foot can engage your glutes and stop the "slide" in your backswing.

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