If you want more pars, let’s get you a pro-like putting stroke. We are going to focus on your finish—your follow-through during the putting stroke. Where players go off, their follow-through is very long. A long follow-through will mess with physics. Instead, let’s look at the pros. What do they ...

if you want more pars, let’s delete the word SHIFT from your golf vocabulary. Where players go off is they move excessively—left or right— during the backswing and downswing. Instead we want to ROTATE. I’m going to give you five ways to help you delete the word shift from your vocabulary. Let’s g...

If you want more pars, let’s get you to twist the club a.k.a. the release. A lot of players don’t do this. In fact, they weren’t even aware they had to. This is a critical part of the golf swing. If you do not do it, you will chunk it, top it and experience a two-way miss. I share an easy way to ...

If you want more pars, let’s get you some serious distance. We are going to focus on the trail shoulder and we’re going to chase it down the fairway. We’ll look at a top touring pro that does it really well and will crystallize what you need to implement in your swing today. Where players go off ...

Learn two easy ways to control distance with your pitch shots. I walk through my process and explain how hinge and lack of hinge can be your pal when controlling trajectory.

If you want more pars, let’s get your backswing in order. The backswing sets the stage for an efficient and powerful downswing.

In my Camps, I see popular backswing pattens that limit swing’s potential. Many believe they are adding power, but in fact, their swings are less than efficient. With l...

Christina answers the top questions from her campers about setup. How much knee flex should I have? How far should I be from the ball? How much forward bend should I have? Let's dive in!

The Flop shot and Bunker shot share the same technique giving you a 2 for 1 deal! The flop shot comes in handy when you need to fly over the geen to a tight pin. Flop shot’s trajectory is very high, so when it lands, there is minimal roll-out.

Learn how to practice the swing without hitting a ball. I share essential swings keys and show you how to groove it. Featuring More Pars Sedona Campers. Come to camp and get hands on coaching with Christina. MoreParsCamps.com

I see this a ton in my camps: The Flip. Let’s keep Flipper in the ocean and get you closer to the hole with your chip shots. I share an easy way to strike it crisp without the flip, using a tee.

It’s the low hanging fruit, check your grip if your balls are going all over the place and no where. Example, If your clubface is open coming into the strike zone you’ll need to do some fancy maneuvers to square that face. The result is oftentimes, not pretty. Plus I share other issues grip mista...

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Players go off by expending all the speed way before the ball. Instead, let’s reverse that.

Let's assess your should mobility to ensure that you can properly set it during the backswing and downswing.

Here is an easy way with one club to control the height of your chips and pitch shots.

If you want more pars, but you're not sure how the trail arm works and when it should extend then this tip is for you. Plus. let's get your arm speed up to par for rocket ball speed.

Get lots of speed with your trail wrist hinge and trail arm bend. First you got to understand the whys and then how to do it.

Grip and posture the first steps for a great golf swing. This is outstanding for newer players and a must-see for the experienced players as a great refresher.

Avoid this popular head movement so you at least have a chance to get rid of that slice.

Gripping the club in the palm (even a little) will make it nearly impossible to properly hinge and unhinge as well as control the clubface. Why? The magic fingers cannot be used if the grip is held more in the palm.

Setup really affects the swing in motion so let's get you cleaned up with my More Pars sponge for more pars of course.

Powering through with a stiff back is dangerous and should be avoided. I answer a comments to help you alleviate the situation.

What's the best ratio between your feet with the driver? How to setup the optimal ratio with your feet pressure with the driver.

When you find your ball on a fluffed up lie how do you play it?