Women’s Golf Lessons Recently Posted on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter (X), and Pinterest
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Rod Oreste looks at the amazing growth of the Girls Independent Golf League, a non-profit and fun team-based golf activity for girls.
Marvin Sangüesa explains how to enhance your golf flexibility with the Mountain Climbers exercise.
LPGA Director of Instruction, Deb Vangellow describes the steps to take the anxiety out of sand play and make bunker shots a strong part of your game.
WomensGolf.com photographer, David Burness walks the Gold Coast's Palmer Colonial course with young Aussie gun golfer, Amy Walsh (aka Walshy).
Brandi Jackson examines the 9 red flags that NCAA college coaches watch out for when selecting scholarship prospects.
Nancy Berkley looks at the two paths for junior golf. Teaching life skills or preparing potential tournament pros.
A question students often ask teachers is "Why do I hit the ball better on the range than on the golf course? Why can't I bring my swing to the course?"
Instructor in the LPGA Teacher Education Program, Nicole Damarjian Ph.D. continues her series on effective golf practice with fun and focus.
I admittedly am “one of those people” that can only last maybe about fifteen minutes… a half hour tops…. shopping around. Honestly! I am not even exaggerating. Just thinking about having to spend any longer than a half hour in a mall makes me hyperventilate.
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Our latest featured Girls Golf player is Queen Igbineweka from Southern California. Queen is a prolific junior golf tournament winner and a big hometown Rickie Fowler fan.
Noa Van Beek is a very talented 8.2 handicapper playing with the Dutch Under 14 National Team. Noa has big LPGA dreams and the determination to reach her goals. We caught up with Noa and her parents online to find out more about this very promising young...
Sarita Diaz is only 5 years old and lives in Bogota, Colombia, where she attends the Marymount School. We found out about Sarita's fun approach to the game and her sweet little swing when her dad, Carlos, sent us a beautiful short video.
