STOP slicing the driver with these two golf swing tips

Stop slicing your driver and tee shots with these two golf swing tips.

[Warbreadboy]

You say you're welcome I automatically say thank you.

[bobsofia]

Between Mark's driver tips, Dr Kwon's step drills & a bit of speed training, my average drives have gone from 215-225yards to 230-245yards ... and sometimes when all the stars align 250+!!

[scottcraig]

A straight drive with that shaft? Hehe

[edgestr]

The thing that helped me the most to fix my slice, is having the swing thought of "release the club". It's reassuring to see you are giving the same advice.

[marknichols]

Getting the club infront of my hands helped me so much. Many thanks

[perfectjays]

Also, ball position has to be the most impactful change on my game through the whole bag. The clubs are designed a certain way for a reason and the ball needs to be in the right position in your stance. Once I made sure I was lined up correctly, ball position was up or back enough in my stance, and with even decent setup and technique, it all worked amazing and made the game that much better

[thingsfishing]

I've watched 4 "two quick tips to fix your slice" videos and got 8 different pieces of advice.

[midgard_golf]

Good tips, but incomplete I'd say. I would add that the player should focus on a bowed wrist IF they are using a weak side or neutral grip, but a bowed wrist with a strong side grip will likely result in a hook. Also, negative hip angle in the back swing, as well as shoulder rotational path, openness of the stance and elbow position (collapsing on lead elbow and chicken winging on trail elbow) can all also play a part in producing a slice. Also, I'd add that while the casing technique can help the player hit up on the ball for driver and bring the ball to the left and optimize launch angle for driver, I think it's worth mentioning that players should not attempt that same technique with irons, or anything off the deck really, as that will likely produce shots with too much spin, and at worst, bladed worm burners that nobody wants to see. Anyway, that's just my humble opinion, but like I said, still good tips here. :)

[CylonModels]

The swing thought of club head beating the hands to ball was a game changer for me with driver

[isaiahfernandez]

I have a huge problem with rolling wrists, what are some drills to help?

[rdfrancis]

So I release the club and it goes further than the ball. Any way to explain this releasing stuff?

[dmkfactor]

8 out 10? That’s STAGGERING! Glad I’m one of the 2!

[bozwun]

Never thought I'd ever say i like another mans shaft... but that's a good 1

[Jeff-gsuh]

.... Wrist angle. My gosh. I just grabbed my driver and did a back swing and paused and it is SO ANGLED. And I live in the slice tree forest.

[jeffbentley]

Just be careful, I do this and sometimes hit the ground a feet behind the ball🤦🏻‍♂️

[saintpatrick]

thanks, I'd comment on how loves your shoes are but that shaft has stolen the stage. your welcome 🙏

[frontagulus]

Man, that flick advice is dead wrong. How about instead lead through contact with the hands ahead of the club head. The flick will happen but it will not happen prematurely as is being advised here.

[harrisonthrasher]

Club is not supposed to over take hands

[ciarandevine]

8 out of 10 is 4 out of People who don't simplify fractions are the reason Brexit isn't going very well

[leeyarbrough]

Love your channel, but what’s with the pride shaft in the driver.