Is Your Golf Slice A Problem?

If so, you are not alone. 

For I have the exact method used by an expert who has eliminated that slice for many golfers. 

There are the 4 things you can do that will fix your golf slice in the shortest time possible. 

1. Set up for a draw. 

2. Swing from the inside so that the ball will start to the right for a right- handed and left for left-handed golfers

3. Hit the ball with a slightly closed clubface.

4. Have the right equipment that will encourage you to draw the ball.

Now there are 4 things that are generally the opposite of what golfers do to hit a slice. 

Typically, when counteracting your slice, you aim to the left but by doing this, the clubface hits the ball going from the outside in. 

Which creates the dreaded slice.

The best way to fix your slice is to do the exact opposite of what you are currently doing. 

So do everything just the opposite of what you have been doing. 

So that means you should setup for a hook. 

Then swing from the inside and release your hands through impact so you contact the ball with a slightly closed clubface. 

Finally, you need equipment that helps you to hit a draw.

If you did all of these things, you could fix your slice as soon as tomorrow.

However, here is a problem. 

Because it will feel so strange for you to do all these things simultaneously, you will barely hit the golf ball.at least for a few days.

You see, golfers are averse to change. 

It has taken you a long time to build up the habit of slicing and if you go slowly at trying to fix it, it could take a long time to fix it. 

Now I assume you want to fix your slice sooner rather than later. 

So trust me, the absolute fastest way to fix your slice is to forget about results for a few days. 

Or even up to a couple of weeks and exaggerate the exact opposite of what you do to hit a slice. 

When making changes to your golf swing, take one step at a time. 

The best place to start is with the setup. 

Have a strong grip, align yourself to the right of the target, position the ball back in your stance. 

This may seem tough initially but over time, you will adjust and get into momentum. 

Upon accomplishing that, proceed to ensure that clubface is closed slightly at impact and you are not using clubs that promote a slice.

Finally, if your equipment is promoting a slice rather than a draw, then you need to obtain those that encourages you to hit a draw or hook.

With that said, here is the proven formula you need to follow to fix your  slices. 

Created by Jeff Richmond - who also authored Stress Free Golf Swing and Consistent Golf, Easy Swing Plane is his third program in the making that takes golfers not just in improving their golf swing but overall gameplay to a whole new level and greater heights.