Why You Can't Hit Driver Straight - STOP Doing This!
Danny Maude reveals why most golfers struggle with a driver slice and provides five actionable steps to fix it. By focusing on proper shoulder tilt, ball positioning, and hitting the 'inside quadrant' of the ball, golfers can transform their path and face control for straighter, more consistent drives.
Position the ball by starting with feet together, taking a small step toward the target and a large step away.
Tilt your shoulders at address so your sternum points toward the ball, facilitating an upward strike.
Visualize or mark the inside-back quadrant of the ball to encourage an inside-to-out swing path.
Keep the takeaway calm and controlled to prevent the club face from swinging wide open early in the swing.
Develop 'face awareness' by practicing finding a square club face with your eyes closed to improve impact consistency.