The Chair That Fixed My Slice #shorts

Bryan Seton demonstrates a simple yet effective 'Chair Drill' designed to fix a slice by correcting hip movement. By placing a chair behind the glutes, golfers learn to shift pressure to the lead foot and properly clear the lead hip, allowing the clubface to square at impact.

• Slices are often caused by the left hip lifting and weight staying on the back leg, which blocks the wrists.
• Pressure must move into the lead foot at the start of the downswing.
• The lead glute should move back and make contact with the chair to 'clear the hips'.
• Proper hip clearance creates the space needed for the clubface to square up naturally.

Go deeper

• Chair Drill — Every coach who teaches it
• The slice — Causes, drills and coaches for this miss
• Hip rotation — The lesson, across every coach
• Bryan Seton | Golf, Simplified — Every video, sorted by what it teaches