| Cure That Awful Slice | |
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| Tweet Topic Started: Oct 17 2012, 02:58 AM (9 Views) | |
| manola | Oct 17 2012, 02:58 AM Post #1 |
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You need to start by understanding why you slice off the tee and in many cases in the fairway as well. The myth is that you must be cutting across the ball with your swing, and in some cases this is true, but there is actually a way to slice without cutting across the ball at all. Basically if you are slicing it is because you are bringing the r11 taylormade irons through in a way that causes the face of the club to hit the ball while angled to the left. This causes the ball to shoot off the the left and have a spin that causes it to come back to the right at almost a 90 degree angle. This is no fun so read on to learn a few tips to fix your slice with clubs from r11 irons sale online shop. Usually the first thing you need to check when you have an ugly slice is your grip. Your slice can be caused by your hands slipping even just a couple of millimeters and causing the club face to end up at an angle other than square to the ball as you come through with your swing with titleist ap1 712. You may be gripping the club too strong or too weak. Both of these can cause you to slice the ball with ap1 712 irons. So check your grip, make sure it is comfortable, but also strong, and make sure it is not too strong. The second thing you can do is practice on the range with an open stance. This is done by placing your front foot a few inches further back than your back foot and pointing your front toe away from your back foot. This will cause you to have to swing inside out and will help you build a swing that will have less of a slice and more of just a fade. The last thing you can do to help cure your slice is you can learn to keep your back elbow in. a Drill to help you with this would be to hold one of your headcovers under your back armpit. The idea is to be able to swing without dropping the headcover. If you can learn to do this on a regular basis, then you will be well on the way to curing that ugly slice. |
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