Your slice likely comes from a downswing that starts outside and cuts across impact. Try to feel the club drop more inside and turn through, so you swing from inside to out. Excessive head lift during the backswing can throw off timing and position. Keep your head steadier and aim for a smoother, balanced tempo. Focusing on these two ideas could help you hit straighter, more solid shots.
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Your slice likely comes from a downswing that starts outside and cuts across impact. Try to feel the club drop more inside and turn through, so you swing from inside to out. Excessive head lift during the backswing can throw off timing and position. Keep your head steadier and aim for a smoother, balanced tempo. Focusing on these two ideas could help you hit straighter, more solid shots.
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