Thank you all

As a kid I would mostly play baseball and hockey so when I began playing golf I had a natural slice. I never took lessons because I was cheap and stubborn. I spent two full years playing with an incredible slice. At times it was embarassing it was so bad. I felt like I had tried everything possible to fix the slice, but to no avail. I first stumbled upon this website about 6 months ago. After reading some threads I began to realize that there were inherent fundamental aspects of my swing causing the slice. It became apparent that I needed to completely overhaul my swing because any baseball-like swing is not going to work. So for the past few months I've been reading this website and going to the range once or twice a week. I'm happy to report that my game has improved dramatically. I used to be a consistent 105-115 player, now I'm shooting 85-90 and hope to improve further (i.e. short game). Anyways, I want to thank all who contribute to this website, your discussions and tips have been very helpful. Here are some of the things I found most important to improving my game:

-hold the club very lightly
-rotate your body / do not slide your hips
-play relaxed!

I love these posts.

Even if I wasn't helpful - on behalf of the forum, you're welcome!

Great stuff

Now, if you have time, go work on pitching, chipping and putting and that 85-90 will soon turn into 80-85

hey great, you shot low 100's with a killer slice, that shows me that your pretty good with mid to long irons, all it takes is lots of practice and good fundamentals.the 3 you got listed are great. dont get caught up in the perfect swing thoughts as i see so many trying to do, its just not posible for every one. swing with what your comfortable with that gives you good contact and results.