Dr. Sue Shapcott is a former tour player with a passion for helping recreational players reach their potential. She trained with the British PGA and spent 5 years developing technical expertise with Hank Haney in Dallas, TX. Sue is also an educational psychologist and will sneak that into your lessons!
Sue is the founder of Change Golf Instruction www.changegolfinstruction.com based in Madison, WI. In addition to teaching in Madison, Sue releases weekly videos to help golfers with their swing technique, learning, short-game, or information about her golf vacations!
You can subscribe to Sue’s YouTube channel at www.youtube.com/c/ChangeGolfInstruction
Phone Sue on 608-695-3382Email: info@changegolfinstruction.comWebsite: www.changegolfinstruction.com
Sue Shapcott shows the rules of thumb that apply to your stance at address. For example, if your stance is too wide, what effect does it have on your golf swing? And if it is too narrow, what are the consequences?
Don’t miss the target because you didn’t line up correctly. Sue Shapcott answers the most common questions golfers ask about alignment.
Do you hit all your irons the same distance? If so, Sue Shapcott shows how there’s usually one thing you can do to differentiate between the irons in your set.
Everyone hits bad shots in a round of golf. The secret is not letting those shots derail your round. Sue Shapcott is joined by Sports Psychologist Dr. Kris Eiring for effective strategies that will stop one bad shot ruining your round.
Are you standing too far away or too close to the ball? Sue Shapcott shows how being the right distance from the ball at address greatly increases your chances of striking the ball in the center of the clubface.
Isn’t it annoying when you hit the fairway and the ball lands in a divot? Sue Shapcott shows the best way to play the ball from an unexpected bad lie in the fairway.
Sue Shapcott tests driver shafts to see which one best suits her swing and clubhead speed. Finding the most suitable shaft flex helps golfers control the clubhead better reduces variability at impact and shot dispersion.
Sue Shapcott has a great workaround if you struggle with upper body mobility and can’t turn very far on your backswing.
Absolutely Yes! Sue Shapcott demonstrates the benefits of teeing up your ball on a par 3 and explains how high you should tee it up.
Sue Shapcott shows how players take on too much risk and pitch the ball instead of chipping it. Deciding which shot is more reliable for you will save you strokes and reduce your handicap.
If you have a tendency to strike your irons near the heel of your club, Sue Shapcott from Change Golf Instruction has two practice drills to help you hit the center of the clubface and give you feedback at impact.
Improve the start of your swing with Sue Shapcott. Using a range ball basket as a guide you’ll learn to take the club away on plane and keep it in front of your hands.
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