Welcome to the Rain Girl Golf Golf Tip Videos page, your go-to resource for practical, real-world golf instruction from a former member of the LPGA Class A Teaching Professional.
For more than 7 years, I’ve shared helpful golf tips on my YouTube channel, covering everything from course strategy and club selection to swing fundamentals and gear recommendations. These videos are designed to help women golfers of all levels improve their game, think more strategically, and enjoy golf with more confidence.
Below you’ll find some popular and useful instructional videos, each focused on a specific skill, scenario, or equipment insight that can help you score better and play smarter.
Golf is more than mechanics; it’s a game of decision-making, course awareness, and adapting to conditions. My approach to instruction reflects that belief. Instead of just drilling positions, I focus on scenarios you will actually encounter on the course.
Whether you’re practicing at home or preparing for your next round, these tips give you actionable insights that translate directly into play. (YouTube)
If you’ve ever lost your rangefinder or struggled to know your yardages on the course, this video shows how the Golf Buddy Voice X talking GPS can help you find distances to hazards and greens without taking your eyes off the play.
Short game control makes a massive difference in scoring. In this video, I break down several common 30-yard scenarios, from lay-ups to shots with a bunker or rough in the way, so you know how to navigate each situation with confidence and consistency.
Chunking a wedge shot over water is frustrating and costly. In this tip, I share simple setup and impact cues, like centering your stance and placing more weight forward, so you can land safely on the green instead of short of it.
Topping shots often happen when your club doesn’t reach the ground before impact. This practice tip focuses on swinging down and through the ball by practicing club-to-ground contact, including drills like bouncing the club and hitting over small obstacles, to build better strike consistency.
Choosing your tee box influences enjoyment, pace of play, and scoring. In this video, I show how to use an average driving distance, multiplied by 28, to determine the best tee distance for a fun, competitive round.
Humidity and sweaty hands can compromise your grip, especially in golf climates like Florida. I share why a rain glove can be a better choice than a traditional leather glove in these conditions and how it helps maintain grip and feel through your swing.
Not every ball performs the same for every player.
The newest version of the Titleist Pro V1x came out in January of 2017 and this test was conducted by a 10-year-old girl who regularly competes in U.S. Kids Golf and NFJG tournaments. She has a very consistent swing but needs more distance off the tee. Not everyone hits every shot the same, so we were looking to see if she gained a more consistent yardage, whether she hit a perfect shot or a slightly mishit shot.
Here are some of her secrets to controlling how far she hits golf shots as she gets closer to the green.
In this video, Kathy is using a 56-degree SW using her clock method to get different distances with the same club.
By using this method, choose the club you like to pitch with around the green and learn how far the ball carries and lands with that club using the clock method.
These videos aren’t just for watching, they’re for improving.
Here’s how to make the most of them:
1. Watch with a Purpose
Don’t just scroll, choose the tip that relates to what you’re working on this week.
2. Practice Slowly and Repeatedly
Most of these tips work best when you repeat them thoughtfully on the range or at home.
3. Apply on the Course
Bring the lesson into actual play. Real improvement happens when lessons leave the practice area.
4. Revisit Often
Golf improvement is ongoing. Return to these videos whenever you need a refresher or a new perspective.
I regularly upload new videos to the Rain Girl Golf YouTube channel, where you can subscribe and receive the latest golf tips directly.
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Instruction topics cover a variety of areas, including:
These lessons are useful whether you’re just starting or competing regularly.
Golf is a lifelong pursuit, and every video here is meant to help you play smarter, build confidence, and enjoy your time on the course.
Watch the videos. Practice the lessons. Play with purpose.
If you ever have specific instructional questions or want personalized help, feel free to contact me.
Your best golf yet is just a tip away.
