Bryan Seton demonstrates a simple drill to fix a golf slice by addressing an outside-to-inside swing path. By placing a headcover outside the ball, golfers learn to slow their shoulders and quiet their wrists to promote an inside-to-out strike.
A slice is often caused by an outside-to-inside swing path resulting from fast shoulders or early wrist flipping.
Using a headcover as an external obstacle forces the club to travel on a more optimal inside-to-out path.
Focus on 'slow shoulders' during the transition to prevent the club from casting over the top.
Keeping 'quiet wrists' helps maintain control and prevents premature releasing of the club head.