When you find yourself buried deep in a pot bunker here’s Kristin Walla on how to serve that fried egg perfectly. Forget how you normally hit a bunker shot and do the exact opposite.
Karen Palacios Jansen from CardioGolf.com has a great tip to get you swinging on the right path and avoiding the ‘over the top’ move that causes slices and pull shots.
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?
Natalie Adams of Smash Factor Golf Coaching shares her top 3 tips for shooting lower scores without changing your swing technique.
Katie Dahl shows how to play good shots from uneven lies by making the right adjustments to your setup and swing.
If your body isn’t fully involved with your swing your contact won’t pack a punch. Try this easy to remember practice drill from Cathy Kim to improve your strikes.
PGA and LPGA Master Professional Alison Curdt shows how a lower lofted approach can often have a better chance of success than the high lob.
LPGA Hall of Fame teacher, Nancy Quarcelino demonstrates the club selection and technique you need to get the ball close to the flag from an uphill lie in a bunker.
Christina Ricci covers a big backswing No-No that disconnects your chest from your arms and wrecks your ball striking.
Should you toss it high or keep it low? The Pro Golf Gals answer this common question about chipping and short pitches with some great tips for getting the ball close to the hole.
Too much lateral lower body movement will stop you making good contact with your shots. Megan Johnston has a quick tip to help you keep your swing stable and get rid of the sway.
Firing the hips is important for everyone, including beginning golfers. Greta Anderson shows how to use your hips correctly in your swing.
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