⛳️Understanding the club path and face angle helps diagnose and fix a slice.
🏌️Adjusting the setup can improve the path and angle of impact, reducing the slice.
🔄Proper body rotation during the swing can prevent the club from going above the swing plane.
📐Turning the hips and torso in the backswing creates space for an inside-out swing path.
💥Improved setup and swing changes can lead to longer and more accurate shots.
What causes a slice in golf?
—A slice typically occurs when the club path is outside-in and the clubface is open at impact, causing the ball to curve to the right for right-handed golfers.
How can I fix my slice?
—To fix a slice, work on improving the club path to be more inside-out and closing the clubface at impact. Addressing the setup and body rotation can help achieve these changes.
Can adjusting the setup really make a difference?
—Yes, the setup plays a crucial role in the golf swing. Proper alignment, ball position, and body posture can help you achieve a more efficient swing and hit the ball more consistently.
Should I focus more on the arms or body in the golf swing?
—While the arms play a role in the swing, it's important to focus on the rotation of the hips and torso. Getting the body involved in the swing can lead to better control and power.
Will fixing my slice also increase my distance?
—Yes, fixing a slice can certainly increase your distance. When you fix your swing path and clubface angle, you can strike the ball more efficiently, resulting in longer shots.
00:00Introduction: Harmony is a golfer struggling with a slice.
00:18Analyzing Harmony's club path and face angle reveal the cause of the slice.
01:04Making simple changes in the setup helps improve Harmony's swing path.
04:27Body rotation is crucial in preventing the club from going above the swing plane.
05:59Improving the setup and swing leads to longer and more accurate shots.
