@coldasicce I had the same problem (no slice w/irons, big slice with
driver). I was swinging too hard when teeing off. When you swing too hard
you PULL the driver down rather than let it swing down naturally, and you
create an “Out-to-In” swing (meaning your arms come in toward your body on
release). This prevents the club face from closing completely (square to
ball). When I slowed my swing to 75% speed – NO SLICE!! With practice I was
able to increased my swing speed back to 100%
Curious …
yh can u report to me how it works on the driver plz thx
And the ‘slice tendency’ he’s talking about, is *easilly* removed with a
proper grip or hand alignment (strong grip or bowed left wrist going
trought the ball).
This is great. Does anyone know how to stay in your stance. I tend to stand
up in my stance in my release and shank the ball….Any takers???
this is great if you are an experienced golfer but if you want to cure a
slice fast swing a baseball bat a few time and it will make your hands
release like this
tip for release: relax the right hand and use the left right hand=30% power
left hand=70%power choking the club with your right hand will either be an
over the top, or a BIG slice
sliced the piss outta my drives and long irons today, thats what brought me
here Trying this tomorrow at the range. Golf’s a hell of a drug!
Great lesson….this helped me a great deal to get the proper release.
Awesome video!!!
It took me about five years to fix my slice. I didn’t use this drill but i
fixed it using the same concept. I finally figured out after lots and lots
of trial and error that I wasn’t turning my hands over at impact. So I
started making myself over-do-it and hitting hooks out on the range and
worked my way back to find a happy medium. After a while I started hitting
them straight with a little draw even! I wish I saw this video a long time
ago and it would’ve taken 5 minutes instead of five years
Thank you! I can see the point of this, and can’t wait to try it out.
yh try to not open the iron(driver) keep it forward do the other stuff if u
want to slice … and if it was windy and you shooted up into the wind then
it slices or hookes
Glad it helps We use this drill tons with our golf academy. The strategy is
to keep doing the drill until you hook everything, then gradually move your
bottom hand up until you have your normal grip.
no, not exactly.
This messed up my swing i started to hook after this.
this guy’s got no clue at all. i hope he’s no longer teaching that mess.
@coldasicce More explanation on out-to-in swing…
peakperformancegolfswing(dot)com/inside-out-golf-swing
Good tip. I`ll give it a try tomorrow at the range.
Follow this video, what he is saying is true, some people does not square
the club face, so try to release it faster. Even though you have been
playing for 1 year, you cannot fix it that fast, I have been playing for
over 8 years and I still have a slight fade (small version of a slice) I am
still working on this.
Thanks just what I needed to see!?
didnt help at all made my slice worse
natural golf type of grip?
that drill makes no sense!!
IT BETTER!!!!!!!!
@coldasicce I had the same problem (no slice w/irons, big slice with
driver). I was swinging too hard when teeing off. When you swing too hard
you PULL the driver down rather than let it swing down naturally, and you
create an “Out-to-In” swing (meaning your arms come in toward your body on
release). This prevents the club face from closing completely (square to
ball). When I slowed my swing to 75% speed – NO SLICE!! With practice I was
able to increased my swing speed back to 100%
Curious …
yh can u report to me how it works on the driver plz thx
And the ‘slice tendency’ he’s talking about, is *easilly* removed with a
proper grip or hand alignment (strong grip or bowed left wrist going
trought the ball).
This is great. Does anyone know how to stay in your stance. I tend to stand
up in my stance in my release and shank the ball….Any takers???
this is great if you are an experienced golfer but if you want to cure a
slice fast swing a baseball bat a few time and it will make your hands
release like this
tip for release: relax the right hand and use the left right hand=30% power
left hand=70%power choking the club with your right hand will either be an
over the top, or a BIG slice
sliced the piss outta my drives and long irons today, thats what brought me
here Trying this tomorrow at the range. Golf’s a hell of a drug!
Great lesson….this helped me a great deal to get the proper release.
Awesome video!!!
It took me about five years to fix my slice. I didn’t use this drill but i
fixed it using the same concept. I finally figured out after lots and lots
of trial and error that I wasn’t turning my hands over at impact. So I
started making myself over-do-it and hitting hooks out on the range and
worked my way back to find a happy medium. After a while I started hitting
them straight with a little draw even! I wish I saw this video a long time
ago and it would’ve taken 5 minutes instead of five years
Thank you! I can see the point of this, and can’t wait to try it out.
yh try to not open the iron(driver) keep it forward do the other stuff if u
want to slice … and if it was windy and you shooted up into the wind then
it slices or hookes
Glad it helps We use this drill tons with our golf academy. The strategy is
to keep doing the drill until you hook everything, then gradually move your
bottom hand up until you have your normal grip.
no, not exactly.
This messed up my swing i started to hook after this.
this guy’s got no clue at all. i hope he’s no longer teaching that mess.
@coldasicce More explanation on out-to-in swing…
peakperformancegolfswing(dot)com/inside-out-golf-swing
Good tip. I`ll give it a try tomorrow at the range.
Follow this video, what he is saying is true, some people does not square
the club face, so try to release it faster. Even though you have been
playing for 1 year, you cannot fix it that fast, I have been playing for
over 8 years and I still have a slight fade (small version of a slice) I am
still working on this.
Great!!! Thank you!