Lead Arm in the TAKEAWAY (what’s it doing?)
In today’s video Christina Ricci takes a closer look at your takeaway in your golf swing.
Specifically, your lead arm. What’s it doing? If it is over-rolling you could be in trouble. Let’s find out why. It could explain that slice or pull golf shot.
How to Generate More ‘Oomph’ in Your Golf Swing
LPGA Golf Instructor Meredith Kirk demonstrates a drill that will help you generate power in your golf swing.
Michelle Wie Three Driving Keys
Optimism Media Group and GOLF Magazine were on the tee box with Michelle Wie to learn the three things she recommends to produce long, consistent drives. Shot on location at Old Palm Golf Club in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla.
Stricter Dress Code For Female Players
The Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) is tightening up its dress code in a way that’s got a lot of people scratching their heads. Mainly, because LPGA’s new stricter dress code cracks down on female golfers wearing athletic clothes.
If you want more pars in your golf game, but have lost distance and cannot figure out why let’s make sure you are not restricting access to your backswing.
In today’s video Christina shares 3 popular scenarios, plus a bonus tip to help you grant access back to your backswing.
So, let’s get to it!
Today let’s show you how to leverage the ground with the power golf squat that we see the pros do so well.
The move is essentially a squat as you transition and a vertical jump (hip extension) as you move through impact. So, let’s get to it!
If you want more distance, let’s make sure that you are REALLY making a full backswing.
Many players struggle with fully turning their back to the target. A popular reason with my students, is that they lose their sense of space…it gets weird back there. So, instead, they end up not turning.
Here’s the fix and the whys so you can get back there without getting weird.
If you want more pars, let’s make sure that you are crystal clear on the difference between your wood clubs and hybrids. So, let’s get to it!
We’ll take a look at your setup with both hybrids and woods so next time your out on the course you’ll know the proper setup between the two different clubs.
