4 Reasons Why You Slice The Ball
If you often hit a slice there will be 4 reasons why you do this.
The first reason will be because you setup to slice the ball.
Most probably
you have a weak grip, you have the ball positioned too far forward in your
stance and you are aimed to the left.
Poor setup would be the number 1 reason why golfers slice the ball!
Almost all golfers who suffer with a slice problem try to fix it by changing
their swing. But what they don't understand is that their swing is largely
determined by how they setup.
So they can try swing changes all they want,
but without changing the setup they are just putting a band-aid on the problem.
And you know what happens to band-aids after a while.... they fall off!
The next biggest reason why golfers slice the ball is because they swing from
out-to-in. This causes the ball to start to the left of the target.
Look, if you want to fix your slice then you have to force yourself to start
the ball to the right of the target.
There are simple ways that you can do this,
like I teach in this system, but it really comes down to you biting the bullet
and accepting some bad shots for a while until you can start the ball consistently
to the right of the target.
The next big reason why golfers suffer with a slice problem, is because they
contact the ball with an open clubface.
The fact is... if you contact the ball with an open clubface and an out-to-in
clubhead path, the only thing that can happen is the ball will start to the left
of your target and then slice.
This naturally costs you a lot of distance and accuracy.
So to fix this you need to work on approaching the ball from the inside and then
contacting the ball with a slightly closed clubface. It's really not that tough....
when you know how to do it.
The final reason why golfers suffer with a slice problem is because the equipment
they're using promotes a slice. And the main culprit of this is the club shaft.
Most amateur golfers have a club shaft that is too stiff. It's important that
you get fitted with golf clubs, rather than buying clubs off the shelf.
Now the order that I recommend golfers work through in this system when fixing a
slice, is to start at the setup...then work on the swing.
And the best way to work
on the swing is not to try to get into positions, but rather to use drills. But
you need specific drills in a certain order to fix your slice. Otherwise you'll
find that you think you have fixed your slice, when in fact you haven't.
But whether you get a proven system like this to fix your slice, or you go it
alone....you must go through this process to fix it:
1. Setup to the ball to encourage a draw/hook.
2. Swing from the inside.
3. Contact the ball with a slightly closed clubface.
4. Have equipment that encourages a draw ball flight.
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lunes, 3 de diciembre de 2018
Poor setup would be the number 1 reason why golfers slice the ball!
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