Fix Your Slice The Ultimate Golf Swing Path Secret!

PGA Advanced Fellow Alistair Davies breaks down a simple drill to cure a slice by tackling swing path and club face control simultaneously. By exaggerating an inside-out path up to 90 degrees and turning the lead wrist down toward the ground, golfers learn how to prevent cutting across the ball. Blending these exaggerated feelings into full swings leads to straighter ball flight and cleaner divots.

• Over-correct your swing path by taking practice swings at an extreme inside-out angle (up to 90 degrees right of target).
• Rotate your lead wrist so knuckles point down, palm faces the sky, and the club face points toward the ground.
• Combine the exaggerated path and rotational wrist release during practice swings before applying the feel to normal shots.

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