Women's Golf Newsletter: Use Your Toes to get More Distance

Women’s Golf Newsletter: Use Your Toes to get More Distance

In this issue we feature lessons to help you get more power using your legs, feet and toes. Also Alison Curdt's excellent takeaway drill and Erika Larkin has a fix for the dreaded shank!

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Pitching Wedge or Sand Wedge - Cathy Kim

Should I Use my Sand Wedge or Pitching Wedge?

When you have a wedge shot into the green Cathy Kim teaches a simple club choice strategy to match the space available to land and stop the ball.

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Flare Your Feet for More Power

Feel like your hips are too tight during your backswing? Shawna Elliott demonstrates a simple self-check for hip rotation and explains how flaring your feet can instantly unlock a better range of motion.

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Keep Your Club Low for Better Ball Striking with the Six-Inch Drill

Consistency in golf starts with a reliable takeaway. Debbie O'Connell teaches the one-piece takeaway, a technique that engages your largest muscles to ensure your arms, hands, and club move in perfect harmony. By learning to keep the club low to the ground...

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Mastering Short Putts - Sue Shapcott - Womens Golf

Putting Consistency: How to Stop Missing the "Must-Makes"

Short putts are often more about mental discipline and alignment than a complex stroke. Sue Shapcott shares four essential tips—from ball marking to "Quiet Eye" focus—to help you stop lipping out and start hearing the ball drop into the hole with con...

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3 Simple Setup Tweaks for a Better Putting Stroke

You don't always need a complex stroke overhaul to hole more putts. LPGA Instructor Megan Johnston shares three quick setup adjustments covering your grip, posture, and eye alignment that will instantly remove unwanted wrist and body motion.

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