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Learning to correct and eliminate your golf slice from your game is vital to lowering your handicap and improving your score. If you want to improve your game by eliminating common errors look no further than our list below of great golf articles and videos to help you with your golf slice.
Understanding your equipment is necessary for good golfers; hit down with irons to make the ball go up and hit up with metals...
Depending on whether you are a hooker or slicer, making a minor adjustment to your setup and having a plan before you hit the...
Since the face of the club controls the direction of the shot, we can hit controlled draws and fades by keeping our clubface ...
Practicing at the range with a mid iron, not your driver, and if you have too steep a swing plane, practice off a tee...
Slicers often play the ball too forward and have their shoulders open to the target line, fix this by setting a tee behind an...
Using your driver to practice accentuates errors in your swing, especially if you slice, and low handicappers can use it to p...
A ball slices when the club face is open to the direction in which you are swinging...
As much as you might hate changing your grip a weak grip is the most common slice fault because you are in a position where y...
Flipping or scooping keeps your hands back and closes the clubface to counteract an up and down slice swing. Fix this by roun...
Taking practice swings holding the club at waist lever, allowing yourself to feel the rotation of your shoulders, arms and th...
Tucking or pulling your right elbow down during the downswing causes your left elbow to move away from your body, creating an...
Help kids fix their slice by standing in front of them while they take practice swings and have them release their downswing ...
Using a piece of string with tees attached to both ends is the best set up and alignment tool you can have, put it in the gro...
The swing plane affects your balance and the direction of the ball...
Try this Triple Whammy Drill to turn your slice into a draw in ninety seconds...
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I once had the good fortune to play golf with Arnold Palmer in the summer of 1991. My father was playing with him and there was a fourth slot, which he graciously offered to me.
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