Is there a simple method to cure a golf slice?

Answer 1

A slice is caused be the club face impacting the ball in an open position. This causes a spin to the right for a right handed golfer. Don't try to cure the problem by aiming farther to the left. Line up square to the target and relax your hands. If you are gripping the club too tight, you will stop the club from squaring up at impact. Make sure your grips are in good shape and that your fundamentals are sound. Move your hands to the right on the grip until you can see at least 2 knuckles. Make sure that the lines formed between your thumb and forefinger are in line on both hands. If this still produces a slice, close your stance slightly and make a small effort at turning your right wrist over toward the target at impact. If your hands are relaxed this will happen without this effort. Go see a pro if all this fails. You definately do not want to practice hitting balls if your fundamentals are not right. You will ingrain the problem in your swing making it more difficult to eliminate.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Most simple way is to go out and buy an "offset" driver. It cured my slice immediately.

Answer 4

Your swing path on your downswing is probably from outside the ball to inside creating the slice spin. Keep your right elbow (if your right handed) close to your body on the backswing and downswing to correct the swingpath.

Answer 5

Try to use stiff shaft, I used to use Regular shaft but after I have changed the shaft to stiff, I can hit it
much further than before and also straighter, so go can change your shaft immediately.
HAPPY GOLFING!

Answer 6

Make your last thought....

'Swing inside out"

Most slices are from swinging outside in.

Smooth back swing and when you start your down swing begin it with your hips / knees..

And lastly DON"T try to kill the ball

Answer 7

try using a club with a less flexible shaft.

Answer 8

close the club face aim the other way

Answer 9

Hit it straight

Answer 10

hit straighter