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Standard practice swings only loosen up your lead side. Watch Sara Davis demonstrate how adding three opposite-handed swings for every club helps balance muscle engagement and improves your pre-round routine. The post appeared first on Women's Golf .
Ever find yourself making a last-second compensation on the downswing just to save a shot? When the backswing gets steep or off track at the top, we can end up working twice as hard on the way down. This weekend, Christina Ricci shows you how to get into a stronger position at the top, so the downswing can happen more
Should you chip high or keep it low? Anne and Dennise run an on-course experiment testing 7-irons against 56-degree wedges to prove why low-running shots lower your scores and reduce margin for error. The post High or Low for Chipping? appeared first on Women's Golf .
Think you need to stand taller for longer clubs like your driver or fairway woods? Kellie Stenzel shows why lie angles keep handle height consistent so you can maintain the exact same posture with every club in your bag. The post Keep a Consistent Posture with Every Club in Your Bag appeared first on Women's Golf .
Stop making fancy movements to recover from a steep backswing! Christina Ricci breaks down the key position at the top to keep your shaft on plane, get your lead hip deep, and create a smooth downswing transition. The post Stop Going Across the Line: The 10 O’Clock Backswing Drill appeared first on Women's Golf .
One of the hardest parts of the golf swing to change is your release. Learn Maria Palozola's 3-step system to bring the club down on plane without holding off or blocking your shots. The post Fix Early Release and Casting With the Tuck, Turn, and Roll Drill appeared first on Women's Golf .
Don’t you love that feeling when you step up to the ball and know your setup is spot on? Whether it’s a tee shot or a tricky bunker lie, trusting your address position takes the panic out of the shot. Below are a few simple setup tweaks that can make a huge difference, from driver ball position and bunker shots to high
Those awkward little shots around the green can make such a difference to your score. A 60-yard wedge, a tricky bunker shot, or even a putt that doesn't quite feel comfortable at address can quickly turn a good hole into a frustrating one. This weekend, I've got five new lessons for you covering those 60-yard "in-betwe
Inconsistent sand contact is the leading cause of failed bunker shots. Watch Heidi Richardson show you how drawing lines in practice teaches you to land your club accurately and take your divot forward of the line. The post Stop Fearing Greenside Bunkers by Mastering the Entry Point appeared first on Women's Golf .
Stop leaving yourself impossible second putts! Watch Erika Larkin demonstrate how setting a target safety zone behind the cup builds visual confidence and improves distance control on long green approaches. The post How to Master Lag Putting Speed & Distance Control appeared first on Women's Golf .
Want to let your wedge do the work on short pitch shots? Watch Trillium Rose break down how to slide under the ball using a 58-degree wedge and full body rotation instead of flicking your hands. The post High and Soft Greenside Pitch Shots with Minimal Wrist Action appeared first on Women's Golf .
Lindsay Knowlton of Iron Lady Golf has a quick two-ball drill to check that your eyes are over the ball. This simple test confirms your ideal setup for a more accurate and consistent stroke. The post Stop Missing Putts: Check Your Eye Line! appeared first on Women's Golf .
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