Women’s Golf
Three Tips to Sink More Putts
Missing those crucial 5-foot putts can derail a great round. Iron Lady Golf founder Lindsay Knowlton shares three easy-to-remember cues, […]
No More Fat Shots with the Scrape Drill
Hitting fat, chunked shots happens when your swing bottoms out too far behind the golf ball, leading to a massive […]
Strategies for Playing Better Tee Shots on Tough Driving Holes
Standing on a narrow tee box with water on one side and trees on the other can instantly trigger tension. […]
Turn Your Fairway Woods Into Clubs You Trust – Women’s Golf Lessons Newsletter
This holiday weekend, we’re focusing on playing better fairway wood shots. These clubs can be incredibly useful, but many golfers […]
Sweep Your Fairway Woods
To make solid contact with your fairway woods you need to sweep the ball with little or no divot. In […]
The One-Piece Takeaway: Stop Over-Shifting Your Weight
A wide takeaway is crucial for a powerful golf swing, but many players ruin their mechanics by over-exaggerating the movement. […]
The #1 Fairway Wood Mistake
If you always leave your fairway wood in the bag this tip is for you. Anne Rollo shows you the […]
Should You Hinge Your Wrists for Bump and Run Chip Shots?
Should you lock your wrists or let them hinge naturally on a bump and run shot? LPGA Top 50 Instructor […]
Find Your Perfect Stance Width and Distance to the Golf Ball for Straighter Drives
A stance that is too narrow can make your swing steep, while standing too wide locks up your weight transfer. […]
Reduce Your 3-putting and Deal With Firm Sand – Women’s Golf Lessons Newsletter
For our weekly update, we are focusing on building a more reliable golf game from tee to green. I have […]