Women's Golf Day: Our favorite tips from top LPGA tour players and female instructors

To celebrate Women’s Golf Day, we picked out seven of our favorite tips from top female tour players and instructors to help you dial in your swing and start scoring. We wanted to highlight the work these dedicated players and coaches have done to grow the women’s golf community and inspire all of us to get a little better, especially in such a male-dominated sport. Use these tips to develop a well-rounded game and improve your tee shots, iron game, recovery shots and short game skills.

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Nelly Korda shares the three drives you need to know how to hit

Improve your contact and accuracy off the tee with Nelly Korda's swing tips.

Why most beginning golfers lack power—and here's how to fix it

Get your engine moving and learn how to generate more power in your swing with this tip from Golf Digest 50 Best Teacher Erika Larkin.

Simple strategies to hit more greens from the LPGA Tour's player of the year

Create solid strikes and more birdie opportunities with No. 1 player in the world, Jin Young Ko's keys for solid iron play.

You hit it into the rough. These 3 simple setup tweaks can get you out

Escape thick rough in a single swing with these setup keys from Golf Digest 50 Best Teacher Trillium Rose.

Marina Alex's best tips for on-course damage control

Top LPGA tour player, Marina Alex, shares advice on playing under pressure and avoiding a meltdown.

How Danielle Kang rode "the easiest shot in golf" to victory—and how you can, too

Master the bump-and-run with these easy-to-follow keys from Danielle Kang.

Three shots you need to escape trouble around the greens

No. 3 LPGA player in the world and 2022 U.S. Women's Open champion, Minjee Lee shares her short game secrets.