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| Re: dreaded slice First tip - don't hit driver. Don't like that one? I didn't think so ![]() Check your shaft flex - I know lots of guys that play the same flex in their SW that they do in their driver and fairway woods - and can't handle the fairway woods. Then they step down a flex in their woods and driver, and they become money clubs. That's my first suggestion. Now you say that no other club slices - this includes your fairway woods? Either you're trying to drive the ball off the hole (via the green) (causing a multitude of problems), or your driver shaft is probably too firm.
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