Use the Back of Your Left Hand to Cure Slice

Saturday, December 14, 2013

Top of the Swing   The cause for a slice is the open face during the swing. At the top of your swing, if the leading edge of your club is perpendicular to the ground, your clubface is well open. You are going to compensate during the downswing to close the face from here.   To hit a

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Hitting a Big Hook to Fix Your Slice

Saturday, December 14, 2013

Most golfer slice. Players try to fix it by trying to hit it straight. But the straight shot is very difficult to hit. Even tour pros don't usually hit it dead straight. They either have a tiny draw or fade.   So for amateurs, the best way to fix the slice is to learn to hit a hook. If you

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The 4 Drills to Turn Your Slice into a Draw

Saturday, December 14, 2013

Here are the drills to help you fix your slice and turn it into a draw.   1. Feet Together Put your feet close together. Your feet do not have to tough each other. But you should put them close together. Use 7 or 8-iron for this drill. Position your ball in the middle. By setting up like t

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One of the Best Drills to Fix Your Slice

Saturday, December 14, 2013

Your right arm has an important role in your swing. But most players don't understand how their right arm should move during the swing because they started playing with both hands on the club.   From what I have seen, tennis players do well in golf. The reason is because they understand how

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Why You Hit slices with Closed Face at Address

Saturday, December 14, 2013

Some players set their clubface closed at address in order to avoid slice. From this position, you should be able to hit a hook.   By setting the clubface closed at address, you can avoid the face from opening at impact. But some players still slice with closed clubface at address. They are

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The Ball Position for a Draw

Saturday, December 14, 2013

Paul Azinger who won PGA Championship in 1993 was known for hitting a low fade. But he was also hitting a draw if necessary.   When he was hitting a draw, he said he put the ball little more right than normal.   Why do Most Players Slice? Most amateurs struggle with a slice. One of

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How to Hit a Draw

Saturday, December 14, 2013

There are 2 steps to hitting a draw. First, you need to change your set-up. And then you will change the way you swing a golf club.   In general, adjusting your set-up is good enough to hit a draw. But if you are a slicer, you might still have some difficulties in hitting a draw. If that's

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The 3 Drills to Fix Your Slice

Saturday, December 14, 2013

1. Right Foot Back Drill Here is the first drill to fix your slice. Nick Falso was using similar drill. a. Set up to hit your 7 iron. Pull your right foot back about 10 inches. Position your ball in the center of your stance. b. Take the club along your feet. c. Swing the club down from inside

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