🔑Correcting your tilts in the setup is crucial to avoiding a slice.
🔑Learning to release the club face during the swing helps promote a draw or straight shot.
🔑Focus on the swing path to ensure you're coming from the inside and rising through impact.
What is the most common mistake that causes a slice?
—The most common mistake that causes a slice is incorrect tilting in the setup, leading to an improper swing path.
How can I learn to release the club face?
—To learn to release the club face, practice letting it rotate naturally through impact, allowing it to close towards the target.
What should I focus on to improve my swing path?
—Focus on coming from the inside on the downswing and rising through impact, rather than coming over the top and cutting across the ball.
Are toe strikes beneficial in correcting a slice?
—Yes, toe strikes can help close the club face and promote a draw or straight shot, helping to eliminate the slice.
How long does it take to eliminate a slice with these tips?
—The time it takes to eliminate a slice varies depending on individual practice and skill level. With consistent practice and application of these tips, improvement can be seen in a relatively short amount of time.
00:00The common problem of slicing the ball is addressed.
01:16The importance of correct tilts in the setup is emphasized.
04:05The significance of releasing the club face is discussed.
07:02Tips for fixing the swing path are shared.
11:43The benefits of toe strikes for correcting a slice are explained.
12:13A summary of the three tips and their impact on eliminating the slice is provided.
