This weekend we're tackling some of those frustrating shots that can make golf harder than it needs to be. Christina Ricci starts us off with a simple way to improve your driver and iron swings, while Claire Batista shows why…

Issue 666 of the Women’s Golf Lessons newsletter focuses on addressing frustrating golf shots to make the game easier for players. The edition features instructional tips from Christina Ricci, who provides advice on improving both driver and iron swings, and Claire Batista, who explains how to resolve inconsistent distance gapping between different iron clubs.
The newsletter also covers techniques for fairway wood setup, maintaining proper lines while putting, and eliminating duffed and topped chip shots. In addition, editor Jane Filing invites golfers to submit details about their primary game frustrations to receive personalized lesson plans.
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