Me and My Golf demonstrate a visual alignment stick drill to help a student transition from a slice to a draw. By teaching the golfer to take the club back 'above the plane' and loop it 'underneath' on the downswing, they effectively neutralize an over-the-top move and encourage an inside-out club path.
A slice is often caused by a club path that moves too far left (over-the-top) combined with an open face.
Use an alignment stick angled to match your club's shaft plane as a visual guide.
The 'Above-Under' feel: Take the clubhead back above the alignment stick and transition it underneath on the way down.
An exaggerated draw-focused drill is often the most effective way to eliminate a chronic slice.
Consistency issues often stem from face-angle control rather than just the path itself.
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