Malicious Slice all the time? Always hitting with a Push? take a look! #golfgirl Choi Min-chae
KLPGA professional Choi Min-chae explains how a 'spinning' left hip causes malicious slices and pushes. She demonstrates a simple drill where moving the lead foot forward at address stabilizes the hip and promotes a more authoritative impact position. This video provides a quick, actionable fix for golfers struggling with an early-extending or pulling lead side.
Slices are often caused by the left hip pulling back away from the target line too early in the downswing.
A stable left hip that 'braces' at impact is essential for a square clubface and correct path.
To fix a slice, try addressing the ball with your left foot stepped further forward than normal.
This staggered stance prevents the hip from spinning out and creates a feeling of 'stepping into' the shot.
The goal is to maintain the left hip's forward position through the impact zone to ensure the ball doesn't leak right.
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