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Fix your Slice, for good!
4 students
Fix your Slice, for good!
Turn your weak slice off the tee into straight up distance!
Created byRoy Kullick
Last updated 8/2025
English
What you'll learn
- You will learn about the true causes of a slice ballflight.
- You will learn how to take back control over the club-face.
- You will learn how to stop coming from out to in, and how to get a better club-path.
- By doing the drills (excercises) you will reprogram your muscle memory to get a more in to out club-path.
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Course content
6 sections • 6 lectures • 42m total length
Requirements
- Golfers of all levels can follow along with the lessons in this course.
Description
In this course we are going to look at the root causes of a ball-flight that slices off target.
Because a ball that slices offline will not only get us in trouble by landing in the rough, or even worse, out of bounds.
But the slice is also the cause of a lot of lost distance in our tee shots.
To hit more fairways and gain more distance off the tee, it is crucial that we first learn the cause of this slice ball-flight.
Once we get that sorted, it is time to make some changes to our swing that will allow us to start the ball straighter and keep it on-line.
So we will first work on gaining control over the club face before we move on to achieve a different club-path through the hitting area.
There will be a separate lesson with drills and excersises that will transform your swing and give you a better club-face control and a better swing-path.
Golf will become a whole lot more fun when we turn a distance robbing slice into straight distance and more fairways hit.
As a bonus at the end of the course we are going to check out the settings on modern drivers and look at ways those different settings can help us get straighter shots.
In this way we will use every little advantage that we can, to help us fight the slice.
Who this course is for:
- This course is for all golfers who struggle with a slice. It doesn't matter how much playing experience you have. That slice can be fixed!