Can Changing Your Golf Grip Really Cure Your Slice?
After all, Arnold Palmer once pointed out the obvious: "your hands are the only things connected to the club."
So if you have a faulty grip, then how the heck are you gonna hit great golf shots? Even if you have an alright swing plane, the fact that your hands are screwing up will screw up your entire golf swing.
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Contents at a Glance
- Is Your Current Grip Contributing to Your Golf Slice?
- 71% Of All Golfers Have A Slice... Are You One Of Them?
- Which Type of Grip Do You Have and Could It Be Causing You To Slice?
Is Your Current Grip Contributing to Your Golf Slice?
Your current grip might be one of the reasons behind your slicing, read on to find out...
If you already know the correct "gripology" of golf, then you can skip this passage and visit MySliceCure.com to end your slicing woes ASAP just as I did one afternoon, practicing its drills on the range for a few hours.But anyways, excluding the putting realm, there are 3 major categories of golf grips: weak, neutral, and strong.
Now, weak and strong have nothing to do with grip pressure or muscle size on your hands or anything. But I am only going to focus on one type of grip as it is one of the slice's evil minions.
If you notice that, when you grip your club, that your right thumb (if you are right handed) is rotated more around the left side of the golf grip, then you have a "weak grip" and is one of the reasons why you slice.
Even if you think that you have the "perfect" grip, still visit MySliceCure.com to learn a no-fail grip to cure a slice, just as I did.
71% Of All Golfers Have A Slice... Are You One Of Them?
Better get the free golf tips...
Which Type of Grip Do You Have and Could It Be Causing You To Slice?
Find out which grip that I recommend for giving your slice a life-sentence out of your golf game...
You probably know the 3 most common, not to be mistaken with the categories of golf grips, i.e. weak, neutral, strong, types of golf grips: the ten finger (baseball) grip, the interlock grip, and the overlap grip.Now right when I began playing golf, I had the infamous ten-finger grip. After watching me shank and chunk the ball a few times, a guy came over and told me to quit using the ten-finger grip and recommended that I switch to either the interlock or overlap grip, and still maintain a fairly neutral grip while I was at it.
I found out that the reason he told me this was because:
1) The interlock grip kept my hands from slipping around on the grip.
2) It allowed me to use my wrists more, which gave me more power and accuracy.
3) It promoted an inside-to-outside swing path, the optimal path for a slice-free shot.
So Yes! ... there is a golf grip to cure a slice. Find out how I fine-tuned my grip even more with the revealed golf grip secrets at MySliceCure.com!
Don't Be So Superficial the Next Time That You Practice Trying to Cure Your Golf Slice
Quit leaving your grip out of your practicing as it is one of the most important aspects of a slice-free golf swing...
I am about to call the DSS (Department of Slicing Services) on you for not focusing enough on your grip whiel you are practicing. Just kidding, but seriously the golf grip is very neglected in the realm of swing improvement.With a little self-discipline and visions of a slice-free future in my head, I made myself do the impossible...I spent an hour on the range just practicing my grip :O. Yeah I did that! And you would be surprised to hear how much it helped my slice, seriously.
So go and read my previous two modules on golf grip tips, visit MySliceCure.com, read over the anti-slicing grip in more detail, print it out, and do the same thing I did: practice your grip on the range for one hour, just one hour, that's all I am asking of you, so that you can drive your journey to stop slicing in the fast lane!
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