Slicing

I seem to slice the ball on the tee ocasionaly but not with any other club exept my recovery wood what and i doing wrong??

There could be a number of reasons but one thing comes to mind immediately because I see it a lot. Hell, I've even done it.

When you take the recovery wood, you are obviously laying up or playing to a very definate target, right? Make 100% sure you commit and execute the shot. You may be "hanging back a bit" or trying too hard to hit the target ...

That could cause you to lose the timing of your swing movements, triggering any one of the swing faults that cause you to slice. It could be that your golf mind is so pre-occupied with target you forget to swing.

If you stay committed to the shot and execute as you would any other shot, well then ignore all of the above.

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I will look at the other side of available options - the shaft. Chances are that your rescue club shaft is different than the rest of your clubs. It is quite possible that the shaft is too stiff and you are unable to square up the clubface at impact.