Debbie Doniger explains why golfers thin their fairway woods
Golf.com • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 25, 2026, 10:41 PM
Last updated Sep 25, 2026
Golf instructor Debbie Doniger, a member of GOLF's Top 100 Teachers, provides insights into why golfers often thin their fairway woods and offers strategies for improvement. The tips focus on simple setup and swing adjustments to help players overcome this common issue. The advice aims to enhance overall performance during play. This information is timely as many amateur golfers refine their techniques in preparation for upcoming tournaments.
- •Debbie Doniger shares setup and swing keys for fairway woods.
- •Thinning fairway woods is a common issue among golfers.
- •Simple adjustments can help fix this problem.
- •Insight comes from GOLF's Top 100 Teachers list.
- 10:41 PMGolf.com — Why you keep thinning your fairway woods—and how to fix it
"Learn why you thin your fairway woods and how to fix it with a few simple setup and swing keys from GOLF Top 100 Teacher Debbie Doniger. The post Why you keep thinning your fairway woods—and how to fix it appeared first on Golf.
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