Help my golf game

[Guy Incognito]

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Move the ball forward in your stance a little. That will give you time to square the club face.

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I do this too, when I'm hitting it right. Also, making contact too close to the heel causes me to hit it right sometimes, might want to try lining it up towards the toe for a few swings and see what happens.

[dcasper70]

How good a golfer are you? What 's your handicap or what's a typical score?

[SossMan]

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Move the ball forward in your stance a little. That will give you time to square the club face.


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this is really good advice. alignment, ball position and grip can fix 90% of your problems. Don't think about swing plane so much, just concentrate on setting up properly and making solid contact.

[Yeti]

Aim more to the left.

[kyro]

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Aim more to the left.

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You may think you're funny, but this is exactly what I do.

[RacersEdge]

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Aim more to the left.

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You may think you're funny, but this is exactly what I do.

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This is a great way to make your slice worse.

[Double Eagle]

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[decigam]

Hi, Do Not aim more to the left and do no move the ball forward,

Aiming left will just make the swing plane worse and and the slice larger.

The reason people have said to move the ball forward in your stance is because it will give the clubface more time to correct (close before impact). However, I would not give this advice to someone who is not a VERY solid player who has very little movement in his swing (and an inside out path). When recreational players move the ball forward they end up with a more out in path and end up lunging(sp?) forward at the ball.

I would actually advise you to move tha ball BACK in your stance. This will probably improve your path and will create impact as the clubface closes naturally (notice the ball stays on the clubface for a while, so you want the face to first contact the ball slightly open and then close while the ball is still on it). Moving the ball back will also imporve ball contact(more vertical) and will help you gain that much needed distance.

As a final thought, think of it like this. When the ball is forward in your stance, your axis tilts foward, making the natural plane more outside in. The opposite happens when you move the ball back. You want to be inside out right now, so move the ball BACK. It'll feel weird and less free at first, but try hitting a full bucket of balls before making up your mind.

Hope this helps.
Ed

[AndysDaddy]

As a former cronic push-slicer (now just cronically inconsistant) you can try what I did. It helped me quite a bit.
1. Move a little closer to the ball at address.
2. Rotate your bottom hand on the club a little bit over the top (counter clockwise if you're a righty).

This definitely helped me.
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Scott

[beerbandit]

check where you are aiming first

check club face - possibly open

try keeping your elbow closer to your side, many slices are caused by an in to out swing, this helps keep your swing from doing that


maybe try to shroten your swing some


cheers