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This article from Golf Magazine, written by Kellie Stenzel, a top 100 golf teacher, discusses the importance of adjusting your stroke to power the ball the correct distance when putting. Stenzel explains that the speed of your stroke naturally changes based on the length of the backstroke, with shorter putts requiring shorter backstrokes and longer putts requiring longer backstrokes. To determine the appropriate backstroke length, Stenzel suggests counting the number of steps it takes to reach the hole and adding one inch of backstroke length for each step. By following this technique, golfers can consistently get their putts near the hole, regardless of length. [Extracted from the article]

This article from Golf Magazine discusses a common misconception in golf regarding short-game shots. Many recreational players believe that they need to get the club under the ball to achieve a soft and high shot, but the article argues that the key is actually to get the club down to the ground. The author explains that a solid setup with a bent forward posture and straight arms is crucial. By straightening the trail arm during the swing, the clubhead can reach the ground and create the desired shot height. The article also provides tips to avoid common mistakes, such as trying to lift the ball into the air. The author, Kellie Stenzel, is a golf instructor based in Florida. [Extracted from the article]

This article from Golf Magazine, written by Kellie Stenzel, a top 100 golf teacher, provides a solution for fixing a slice in your golf swing. Stenzel explains that a weak grip, poor release, and an open clubface at impact are common causes of a slice. To address this issue, Stenzel suggests using a split-hand grip, where the bottom hand is slid down the handle of the club. By practicing with this grip, golfers can improve their swing and achieve a proper release, resulting in a square clubface and straighter shots. Stenzel recommends listening for a whoosh sound at the bottom of the swing to ensure the correct technique. [Extracted from the article]

CLUBHOUSE YOU CRUSH YOUR IRONS but top your hybrids. It starts with the setup: Play the ball in the middle of your stance with the club's sole resting flat on the ground. It's more of an iron swing than a fairway wood motion. [Extracted from the article]

The article offers step-by-step instructions for improving one's iron swing in golf, driving better, and hitting short-game shots.

By Top 100 Teacher Kellie Stenzel SPEED CONTROL ON long putts is a key skill on the greens. Starting with the shortest putt and taking a practice stroke prior to each putt, adjust your backstroke length on each attempt as you move farther from the hole by slightly increasing the distance you swing your putter back. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on golf technique of golfer Tiger Woods along with his wedges.

Straightening your trail arm as you "spike" the ball into the ground is what allows you to compress the ball at impact and hit approaches like a Tour pro (3). HOW TO HIT EVERY SHOT THERE ARE FEW SHOTS more enjoyable than an approach that never leaves the pin. This is how elite players compress the ball for approach shots that never miss. [Extracted from the article]

The author discusses mistake in bunker shots in golf which is swinging club back and through that bigger turn going back which helps launching golf ball farther.

The article offers suggestions for pulling off consistent chip shots with full swings in golf.

The article focuses on hitting the putt shot in golf and putting the ball closest to the cup into the hole and then working backward and playing less break when close.

The author discusses how one's posture should not change from golf club to club and set ball in position in one's stance based on club one is swinging and mentions suggestion on figuring out distance between grip and thighs.

The article suggests golfers to aim the clubface first to a safe spot in the middle of the fairway if there is water present on the left side of golfer.

The article offers step-by-step instructions for management of flubbing chips as golf technique with avoidance of wedging a ball that leads to ball putting conditions.

The article offers suggestions that need to be considered by the golfers for swinging golf ball harder including need for placing a tee in the cap of the grip, pointing the tee at the target as soon as possible on forward swing by hinging wrist and whipping the clubhead through impact.

The article offers suggestions for technique of making a short stroke and controlling motion of putter while making the stroke.

The article offers step-by-step instructions for low, flag-finding shots in golf.

The article offers information on how golfers perform the balance drill that will help improve the stability at impact for rocket-like irons.

The article presents instruction from professional golfer Kellie Stenzel on how to swing from a bunker or sandtrap, with topics including where to grip the club, the pace of the swing, and selecting the club itself.

The article presents recommendations for golfers attempting to improve their golf swings by increasing their level of control and achieving greater distances on impact, suggesting that golfers keep their left arms against their chests to keep their bodies on plane while swinging.

The article offers golf instruction on a golf technique for the proper alignment of the body prior to making the swing.

The article offers suggestions on how golfers can adjust their swing and arm movements to ensure their clubface is square to the ball in order to hit it straight.

The article presents golf instruction on the swing, offering a technique for hitting low shots when playing in windy conditions.

The article presents instruction on the short game and putting in golf. Various golf teachers offer instruction and training methods on techniques including escaping sand traps, the proper swing for wedge and chip shots, the proper aiming of the putter club before putting, and means of increasing a player's distance control of putts.

The article presents golf instruction on the short game in sand traps.

This article presents photographs and instructions from golf instructor Kellie Stenzel about making short golf putts.

The article offers information on how to start a backswing in slice shot.

The article provides tips in scoring without hitting greens in golf. It suggests the need to get the chips and to pitch closer to the hole and advises to wrap the right hand around the left hand to make the right chipping stroke. It notes the significance of the right-over-left hand grip specially in controlling the movement through the shot.

The article offers step-by-step instructions for hitting a small pitch swing shot, while playing golf.