Golf With Aimee
391 verified teaching moments with direct channel credit and official-source links.
Fix thin chips by letting the body bottom out the club
Relax and let the three wood do the work
Sequence the right palm and wing-bone feels
Thumbs-on-back drill to feel the body turn
Use your core to rock the shoulders when putting
Club head speed is power, not grip pressure
Avoid forcing power after a short backswing
Pick a landing spot and let the ball run out
Imagine the ball an inch forward to fix fat
Hold the club shorter for a downhill shot
Brush the intended contact spot in a practice swing
Hinge by folding the wrist for effortless clubhead speed
Set the club by supporting it in your trail hand
Split 18 into six 3-hole games at 1 under
Film a five-shot block and review it
Dwell on the sorest spot to release a foam-roll knot
Why an armsy swing fails with long irons
Do not match shoulders to the slope on left-foot-high lies
Delay bunker play until the course feels comfortable
On fast greens keep stroke size, slow the tempo
Set a stroke-size standard by measuring your footsteps- Set up a chip: narrow stance, forward weight, ball middle
Four-move drill to sync hands and body and coil
Start the downswing with your hips, not your hands
Don't stretch outside on a cold day
Map your putting pattern from four slopes
Set the clubface to target before your stance
Amyphi drill: one-handed tee swing for body-led chips- Match backswing and finish one to one
Identify wedges by their typical lofts
Why a 3-wood can outdrive your driver- Use small-game rewards to re-energize when down
Split-grip six-checkpoint driver drill- Build the hinge from 50% swings to full speed
- Calm down after good shots too, not just bad ones
Shift right so the ball sits forward to force release
Feel a fade to bring an under-plane path back on-plane
Practice bunkers from a plugged uphill lie
Play the ball right of middle in a downhill bunker- Take bunker shots back straight for more control
Pull your right hip to strike a towel
Run your full pre-shot routine on every range shot
Photo check for a twisted-open driver setup
Long irons win on control, lower flight, and wind- Load 70-75% on the low foot in a downhill bunker
Check early extension when your head drops back- Pick a softer foam roller when you're new
Add height by taking more loft or opening the face
Balance-board half swing with right-foot lift-off check
AmyFly drill: step, drop, and push the ball
Don't force distance from a half swing
Check three causes of lost setup angle- Set up the three wood like a driver
- Match grip thickness to your hand size
Check your left knee to keep weight forward in chipping- Hold the grip soft, like a squeaky ball
- Reach ideal coil: hips 45, shoulders 90 at the top
- Play a ball below your feet low and steep
- Grip at 70% pressure and hold it through the swing
- Set driver hands between belt buckle and left pocket
Club down for a draw because the closed face de-lofts
Squeeze a ball between forearms to stop an armsy swing
Chip from a narrow stance with weight on the left foot
Pair breathing with seated torso twists
Take one practice swing before every shot
Check backswing coil when the body causes a hook- Rock the shoulders like a putting stroke
End practice with a real-game feeling
Try the pump drill to groove your impact position
Listen for the whistle in the post-impact zone- Squat into the left leg to power the downswing
- Thumbs-on-lats drill to coil without swaying
- Set impact position: weight left, shaft lean, open shoulders
Expect heel-first contact when the ball is below feet- Build a repeatable pre-shot routine sequence
Practice five- and ten-yard putts
Turn head with the body to rotate faster- Lag drill: hole 3 of 10 from 50 feet, rest into a zone
- Match putter head weight to green speed
Stay on plane in the takeaway, never get under it- Control the swing with hips and core, not arms
Build putting control with daily repetition- Spread your right index finger to control the putter
Use one helpful thought for each putt- Play a ball above your feet with a held-off face
Do the walking Happy Gilmore drill for weight shift
Swing the driver about three times slower than a 7-iron- Raise the backswing before the post-impact whip
- Set up putting with a flat face and ball left of center
- Choose the safer miss when attacking a pin
- Single-leg balance drill for lead-side stability
- Prioritize swing changes with a list
Sumo squat with flared toes to protect the knees- Change wedge and ball position to vary chip rollout
Diagnose head-back hooks and excessive draws
Compare neck shapes for square alignment- Check small alignment errors when course swings change
Use a supine knee-across-body hip stretch- Push trail hip to square your driver alignment
Test both 3-piece and 4-piece balls yourself