On my journey to fix my golf slice I tried a number of aids and read a number of eBooks, and although I began to see improvements in my golf game, correcting the golf slice I had completely was proving to be difficult.
When you have an annoying habit in golf if you’re anything like me it will begin to lower your confidence. I was finding that because of the slice that mainly happened when hitting with my driver or long irons, I couldn’t concentrate and wasn’t confident enough to play any other shots like I used to be able to; even wedges and approach shots.
I tried a number of things to correct the slice, including changing my grip on the clubs, altering my swing approach, moving my feet positioning, and slowing down my swing. Annoyingly, although I began to hit well on the driving range I couldn’t take that onto the course. For some reason I found playing a round of golf would take me back to exactly where I was before with my golf slice. I think many golfers have this problem when they try to sort out their swing. It’s easy hitting good shots on the range, but playing an actual round is totally different.
I was told by a golf pro that I chatted to on the golf range once that I should have sorted out my golf slice a lot sooner than I did, and I couldn’t agree with him more. Correcting a golf slice is much harder if you’ve become accustomed to the swing you have to produce the slice. Aaron (the pro I was speaking to) made a lot of sense in what he was saying to me, and even though he’s never met me before he provided some great tips. He also recommended a number of resources I should try and one in particular really stood out and helped me to where I am now. My golf slice is virtually non-existent, and my confidence and overall golf game has improved unbelievably.
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Make sure you check out my recommendation on correcting a golf slice. Like me, you’ll be so glad you did!
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