IONA STEPHEN is already class act on the green.
And the Sky Sports golf presenter has been hailed as the “classiest, prettiest lady” while wearing green too.
Iona Stephen wowed fans in this dress
The presenter has her own YouTube channel – On the Road with Iona
The Scots broadcaster, who is a former pro golfer in her own right, regularly fronts television coverage of the DP World Tour and majors like The Open and The Masters.
She also has her own YouTube channel, On the Road with Iona, which sees her meeting celebrities and famous golfers alike – including Niall Horan, Rick Shiels and Jon Rahm.
Iona, 31, is back in her homeland this week to cover the Scottish Open, where the likes of Rory McIlroy, Scottie Scheffler and home favourite Robert MacIntyre are teeing it up.
Ahead of the tournament, Iona shared some snaps from a “very happy” weekend which allowed her to bring out her glam side, as she wowed fans in a thigh-splitting green dress.
She also posted pictures of her stunning hotel room view that looked out onto North Berwick golf course – just a few miles from the Renaissance Club where the Scottish Open is taking place.
Iona also teased to her 126,000 Instagram followers that the next episode for her YouTube channel is likely to feature the famous North Berwick West Links.
She wrote: “A very happy weekend – time for some Scottish links action next!”
Fans couldn’t get enough of Iona in the green dress with several commenting on how it suited her slim figure.
One said: “The classiest, prettiest lady.”
Another wrote: “Looking amazing and very beautiful Iona. Loving that dress too hun. Have a fab week.”
A third comment read: “That dress though…!”
Before another observed: “That side split! Cute as.”
Plenty focused on how the colour alone was an ideal match for her.
“Green dress! You look beautiful,” wrote one follower.
“Green shades do suit you,” said another.
Other comments ranged from “gorgeous”, to “very beautiful” and one rather eager “marry me!”
While another follower said: “That smile just brightens my day.”
Elsewhere, Scotland star John McGinn has been on the receiving end of an impromptu golf lesson from a Manchester United hero.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I play golf?
Golf is not a bad thing. In fact, it’s very healthy. Golfers have a longer life expectancy than non-golfers, according to studies. They are happier because they tend to have less stress.
How can I improve my playing ability in just a few hours?
You can improve your game by practicing 20 minutes per day, three days a week. You must practice consistently if you want to perform well in any tournament. Practice makes perfect!
How do I lower my golf score by 5 strokes?
First, you need to improve your swing mechanics. Your body won’t be able to give you proper feedback if it doesn’t feel like you can hold the club correctly. Once you’ve mastered the step, you should work to improve your strength as well as flexibility. You can start slowly, gradually increasing your distances. As you progress towards higher scores, your game will become more consistent.
Are there any reasons to have a membership at a golf club?
A membership to the golf course is not required. However, you will be able to use all the facilities, including driving ranges, putting areas, and locker rooms.
How can watching golf improve your game
Yes, it helps me!
Golf is a very popular sport. Golf involves hitting the ball at a target with different distances using clubs, sticks, and other tools. It’s a great way to relax and spend some quality time outdoors. Golf has many benefits. Here are a few examples:
- Golf helps you get fit
- Playing golf makes you feel good
- You don’t have to think too much while playing
- The game of golf is an exercise in patience
- You can find inspiration from watching the game of golf
- Golf is great fun
- Golf is easy to master
- Golf is cheaper than other sports
- Golf is a great stress reliever
- Golf is a social sport
Is it possible to make money by playing golf
Absolutely! You have many options to make extra money as a professional golfer. You can offer lessons, sell merchandise or host tournaments.
Statistics
- Or that, on the greens, some 84% of putts over five feet also finish short of the hole? (todaysgolfer.co.uk)
- Shot Scope’s mapping data reveals 72% of danger is at the front of the green (sand or water), whereas there’s only 28% behind. (todaysgolfer.co.uk)
- This means as much as 50% of your practice time. (practical-golf.com)
- Trackman found that over 65% of amateur’s golf shots finish short of the target from 160 yards. (golfinsideruk.com)
- Stats reveal 96% of golfers play right-handed. (todaysgolfer.co.uk)
External Links
blog.trackmangolf.com
shotscope.com
nicklaus.com
amzn.to
How To
How to Improve My Putting Skills?
As you practice your putting game, there are many things you can do to make yourself a better putter. You should first get good instruction from someone who is experienced. Check out our article on how to find instructors who are willing to teach you golf. Ask them if they offer private lessons once you have found someone you like. Look at their schedule carefully to make sure you don’t book lessons that conflict with one another.
One of these pro shops can help you rent clubs: Golf Galaxy, TaylorMade and Titleist.
Next, you need to start practicing after receiving instruction. There are two ways you can go about this. The first is to buy some putters and start practicing hitting the balls into the holes. This is great as you can choose between different types of putters (long, mid, and wedge), depending on which shots you’re most comfortable with. But, unless your equipment is expensive, you will not be able practice enough to improve your putting skills.
Playing mini games online is another way to practice. Some websites let you play against players from around the globe, while others allow you to just practice your short game. Putt-Putt is a game where you need to hit a ball in a hole. TopGolf. StrokePlay. Wii Sports Club.
Once you have enough practice, you can move on the next step of improving your putting. That would be working on your technique. This will require you to improve your technique in three areas: grip, alignment, and stance.
Stance is the distance you are from the ball when you approach it. The most common mistake beginner’s make is to be too close. To avoid glancing at the ball, keep your body far away until you move forward. Your feet must be about shoulder width apart with your knees slightly bent.
You should have your hands open and relaxed. You shouldn’t clench your fists or hold anything else in front of your chest. Instead, place your hands over your shoulders.
Your arms should remain straight but not locked down. They should stay loose throughout the entire putting stroke.
Alignment is the amount of rotation your hips make as you move through the shot. It is difficult to align your hips properly because most people rotate their hips excessively. Your knees will slightly bend when you aim for the shot. Your hips will turn towards the target as you swing through the shot.
Grip refers the position of your fingers on a clubface. Many people have difficulty grasping the club properly. Your index finger should be on the lower edge of your face when you are addressing the putt. Your middle finger should be on the top edge. Your ring finger should be on the shaft. Your pinky should be above and to the right of the handle.
A new putter may be an option. Although all putters are not created equal, you may find that a new model can help improve your game.
