How do i stop slicing a golf ball when i tee off?
by admin on Wednesday, June 16th, 2010 | 12 Comments
Question by andy s: How do i stop slicing a golf ball when i tee off?
Ive been told it could be my club face open and not closed,any tips on keeping it closed for every shot? thanks alot for all serious answers
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Answer by student @ northumbria
I suffer from this problem as well. A good tip is to take the shot slowly rather than going to blast the ball so you can concentrate more on the club and the shot. Sometimes it can be due to your feet positioning (put your right foot in front of the left slightly and this may stop it).
My overall suggestion would be to see a golf pro for a lesson and they will be able to see where you are going wrong straight away.
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There are numerous things you can do to avert your slice. I would need to see your swing but take a look at the following list and see if they help you:
1 Turn your right hand over more to the left side of the grip, this encourages a draw as it turns over the club at impact.
2 Grip the club lighter to allow wrists to rotate through impact
3 Grip club more in the fingers
4. Shorten stance for a fuller body turn
5 Buy a leadbetter swingsetter £40
Alright the first thing to do is set the ball more to the front heel in your stance to allow more time to let the club come around. The next thing to do is on the top of your swing make sure your right elbow (for Rights) i parallel to the ground to stop coming down to high. Then the next thing to do i make sure that your hips are not leading your hands through impact. If all of that does not work set a towel under your right armpit (for Rights). This makes sure that your club face comes in before contact.
1. set ball more on leading heel.
2. make sure hips are not leading hands and are TURNING instead of sliding.
3. right elbow parallel to ground.
4. Drill is to set the towel under elbow.
Good Luck