5 Easy Tips To Fix Your Slice Today

Online, March 10, 2011 (Newswire.com) - Hey, everyone!

I would almost bet that one of your biggest pain points it your slice. Most golfers just get killed when they cannot get their slice under control. Here is a great article on 5 easy ways to fix it.

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Fixing your slice: Address position

When addressing the ball, start by placing it in the heel area of the clubhead, as this will help to promote an inside-out swing path. Next, use a strong grip (hands turned back with the Vs from the thumb and forefingers turned toward the right shoulder, for right-hand golfers).

Fixing your slice: Backswing

Start the club back by turning the left shoulder away from the target feeling as though your left shoulder is behind the ball at the top of your backswing.

Start the club back by turning the left shoulder away from the target feeling as though your left shoulder is behind the ball at the top of your backswing.

Fixing your slice: Downswing

Start the downswing by stepping down on your left heel and letting your left hip move slightly toward the target. As your lower body starts to move, pull your hands down, keeping your right elbow close to your right hip as long as possible.

Fixing your slice: Impact position

This is the moment of truth: Keep the shoulders square to the target as the club head strikes the ball.
At this point, the hands and arms should pass your body, your right hand should be turning over your left hand (releasing the club), and the force of your swing should pull you off your right foot so your weight will be moving toward the target.

Fixing your slice: Follow-through

As you release the club through impact, let your arms straighten out toward the target. From here, let the momentum of your swing continue until your hands finish up high. Hold this follow-through while you watch the ball fly down the fairway. (A good example of a PGA Tour player to watch is Sergio Garcia as he holds his follow-through position until the ball comes to rest.)

source: www.golfinstruction.com
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See ya at the 19th hole,

Dave
www.DavesSimpleGolfSwing.com

p.s. If your Short Game is PERFECT then don't read this post