Get Rid of the Slice for Good!

While many golfers lean right politically, the driver shot to the right is anything but PC! The slice will rob you of distance, social standing, and self respect. The good news is that I have complete confidence that the slice can be corrected with a few simple steps.

#1 - Tilt - You want to tilt your spine angle a few degrees away from the target; this will help you achieve a correct path by hitting up slightly on the ball.

#2 - Turn - Most slicers lift their arms on the back swing and tilt their spine toward the target as a result (remember, you want to tilt slightly away, not toward, the target). Tilting rather than turning will lead to bogies, double bogies, and worse! Start your back swing by turning your hips and shoulders. The more you turn, the better you will drive your ball.

#3 - Toss - You must release the club. Release means let go; it should feel as if you are throwing the club at your intended target, but the ball just gets in the way! A relaxed, well timed tossing motion will result in a well struck, powerful golf shot.

So remember, it takes just three T's to terminate the slice: Tilt, Turn, Toss.  If it sounds too easy to be true, come see me. If you don't get rid of the slice by the end of the lesson, you don't pay for the lesson! What to you have to lose - besides a big slice?!
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