How To Fix Your Golf Slice (Easy 10 Minute Guide)

PGA Professional Georgia Ball provides a comprehensive yet simple guide to fixing a golf slice. By addressing a weak grip, an out-to-in swing path, and an open club face, she demonstrates how to neutralize ball flight through actionable drills like the Head Cover Drill and the 'Toe Wins the Race' feel.

• A slice is caused by a combination of a weak grip, out-to-in swing path, and an open club face at impact.
• Strengthen your grip by rotating your lead hand until you see 2.5 to 3 knuckles.
• Neutralize your path by feeling the club head drop 'inside' or behind your body during the transition.
• Check your club face at the halfway-back position; it should point slightly down toward the ground rather than up to the sky.
• The 'Toe Wins the Race' feel helps golfers release the club properly to prevent the face from staying open through impact.

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