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| Re: Fix My Slice Is it just your driver or all your clubs? Make sure you are coming from the inside on your attack. Also, make sure your clubface is aligned to the target at impact. WAY to the right sounds like an outside-in path with an open clubface. Let me know if you want some drills to work on. |
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| Re: Fix My Slice Nah, my irons and woods are good. I can tee up awsome with my 3 wood. But not as far as my driver. I think it's the club face is open during impact, due to the flex and the head not catching up. A couple drills would be great. I still have to try moveing the ball to the left of my stance tomorow. Thanks guys |
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| Re: Fix My Slice If it is only your driver, take your club into a fitter to have them test the shaft out. It probably has a high torque and the shaft is twisting, which makes it impossible to square the clubface. This might be fixable with the current shaft if you get your club 'spine aligned'. If not, get the club reshafted with a low torque shaft. Check out my site for some drills: http://members.shaw.ca/gord962/drills.htm Let me know if you need any other info. |
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