A List Of Ways On How To Correct A Golf Slice
The main swing fault at play, that you need to correct in order to have any chance of finding how to correct a golf slice is that you probably make your clubhead approach the ball on an out to in swingpath.
This is actually a very common fault in golf and as to how the clubface is aligned at impact determines whether you are going to hit a slice (clubface open) or pull the shot (clubface closed).
Which brings us on to the first of our ways to correct a slice.
Quite simply do not use the longer clubs in the bag until you have corrected your swing path, or at least given your body time to warm up.
It is a common idea in our club that the quickest way to get yourself into trouble from the off is to get the driver out of the bag for the first tee.
A very tight hole, the first is most unforgiving to wayward shots and the driver is equally unforgiving of a bad swing path.
Try closing the alignment of your body to the target aim your shoulders, hips and feet to the right of the target, this can correct a slice by changing the swing path.
Strengthen your grip by moving both hands to the right on the club, this will correct clubface alignment.
A little known way of how to correct a golf slice is to encourage your right arm to straighten out early in the downswing this will help to close the clubface on approach to the ball.
Sense a feeling that you are closing the clubface through impact by encouraging your right arm to aggressively cross over the left.
These are some of the ways to correct a slice but you really need to learn a consistent golf swing from the off.
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