The "No-Cheat" Slice Fix (Works for Every Senior Golfer)
Alex Fortey from The Art of Simple Golf demonstrates a two-step 'no-cheat' system to eliminate a slice. By focusing on a lead-arm release drill and a crossed-leg balance drill, golfers can naturally correct their club path and face angle without overcomplicating the swing.
Slices are often caused by the dominant right side (for righties) overpowering the swing and pulling the club over the top.
Practice releasing the club with the lead arm only, feeling the elbow point toward the ground rather than chicken-winging out.
Think of the lead-arm release like throwing a Frisbee to naturally square the clubface.
Crossing your legs during practice swings prevents you from 'cheating' your path; if you swing over-the-top, you will lose your balance.
Keeping your back to the target a fraction longer in the downswing helps the club drop into the slot.