Correct Faulty Right-Elbow Position to Eliminate Your Slice
By Tom F. Stickney II, PGA, G.S.E.D. | © Golf Tips Magazine

Over the years, there has been an ongoing debate regarding the proper position of the right elbow at the top of the backswing. Some players like Jack Nicklaus and John Daly swing with their elbow flying out, while others like Sergio Garcia and Laura Diaz keep it in, proving that it's possible to hit great shots with either method. However, my biomechanical studies with PGA Tour pros indicate that if you struggle with slicing or have always wanted to develop a power-rich draw, then the right elbow may hold the answer.

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Give Your Slice the Elbow
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Category: Slice
Sub-Category: Distance, Draw, Downswing, Shoulder Turn
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