How To Fix A Golf Slice

When you start slicing the ball, inadvertently I mean, check the following:

1. Check your grip. Gripping the club too tightly can make you slice.

2. Check your stance. An open stance can make you swing from outside to in, making you place accross the ball, which will result in a slice.
It is so easy to overlook the correct address each time you play your shots. If your stance is open your shoulders will be aligned to the left as well, thus contributing to the slicing problem.

3. Check you have the ball positioned just inside the left heel, for the drive. If you have it too far forward, you will likely slice the ball.

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If you don't have a problem with correcting a golf slice now, you might have some time in the future. Golf is a strange game and it's difficult to play the game consistently well every day.

Good golfers can sometimes find they have to bend the ball around an obstacle, like a tree, and the shots demands a curve of the ball to the right, so a deliberate slice is needed in these circumstances.

It is therefore worth your while to practice the shot, as an addition to the armoury of golf shots you are able to play when required to do so.

In summary, you never know when you might need to play the golf slice
deliberately.

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In contrast to the footage above showing how to stop slicing the ball, the slice in golf is a useful shot to learn. While many golfers agree that slicing the golf ball can be troublesome and hard to get rid of, the shot does have its uses on the golf course, sometimes.

For that reason, it might not be a good idea to banish it completely from your golf game. A better idea would be to acquire the knowledge to be able to control the slice in golf and play the shot when you want to, as against letting the golf fault reek havoc with your golf game, which is the plight of the majority of golfers, I suggest.

Some of golfs top players have intentionally played the golf fade, rather more than they hit the ball perfectly straight. Lee Trevino being a classic proponent of fading the golf ball.

For this reason, it would be wise to learn how to hit a slice in golf.

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