mahcivic

sliceing the ball means your swing is inside to out and youre cutting across it. not good. you have to make sure your back swing and follow through on a perfectly straight line. try to exagerate a a outside to in swing and youll will hopefully staright hitting the ball a little more straight and maybe a nice draw. if that doesnt work try closing the club face a little

shmaptoe

try the following.

1- move the ball foward more in your stance, so that it is much closer to your front foot than your rear one. this will give the clubface more time to square up and ensure that it isnt slightly open when you make contact. if done well, it will actually result in a nice slight draw, which is the best for getting the ball to roll farthest once it hits the ground.

2- make sure that you are not comming from the outside and swinging inward on it, thereby coming across the back right to the front left of the ball. make sure you are drawing the clubhead back and then up when you bend your wrist rather parallel to the ball and the direction you want it to go. this will help make sure that when you are making contact with the ball, you are swinging straight through it.

try those 2 and see if one helps, also make sure you arent swinging to hard. you dont have to. make solid contact and let the club do the work, just keep your swing smooth and consistant. golf is all about strategic placement, and its much better to be a few yards shorter but in the better position.

vsm98civic

Put the ball a little farther up in your stance. Normally it should be played off your left heel (for right handed golfers), so play it more toward your tow. Also, don't try and rip the ball every time. This will turn your hips sooner and in effect open up the club face sooner. Most of all, be comfortable before you start your swing. I tend to lean back a little bit instead of being on the ***** of my feet. This gives me more balance and a more consistent swing.

Best of luck, you'll need it

BoosTedZSix

ive only gone to the range once. haha i want to go back but no one to go with . trying to kill the ball everytime doesnt help. ive noticed that. keep your eye on the ball at all times. make sure your left foot is parallel with the tee. dont bend your wrist . next MN meet at the driving range

cmoney

i had a horrible slice and i fixed it buy leaning over the ball more (at the waste) and lineing my left arm strait up with my club and have the ball at your front foot all lined up strait it helped me, cuz when you bend over at the wast you shoot a fade witch is the oppisite of a slice the arm strait lines helps with mechanics let me know how that helps!!!!
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well i hope that helps and damn that took along time to draw on this keyboard

oh yeah thats going to be 100000 dollars for the golf lesson

Researcher

Yeah its all in the stance and where your body is positioned in relation to the ball. i would also suggest moving your left foot back so that it will force your body to turn farther and your slice should go away.

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TurbodEG

i just tilt my club alittle . my step dad owns 3 golf courses. if u need some practise come to sc. u can play for free. and my trainor can help you out

88dx

If the Slice is that bad just drink more Beer

Dibble

Stand alittle behind the ball. Keep your head down. I found out the reason I was doing it, is because I would pick my head up to soon.

TurbodEG

yep the head thing. or if ur swingin to hard. you don't need to pound the ---- out of the ball. you'll never find ur swing that way. do it soft and easy at first. if you hit it right. the ball with go farther then the punded sliced ball would have.