Comments on: How to quick slicing the golf ball? http://www.pipodny.com/golf-slice/how-to-quick-slicing-the-golf-ball Crusty Saucy Cheezy Sat, 17 Apr 2010 15:38:59 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.2 hourly 1 By: Patrick T http://www.pipodny.com/golf-slice/how-to-quick-slicing-the-golf-ball/comment-page-1#comment-3433 Patrick T Sun, 01 Nov 2009 02:25:59 +0000 http://www.pipodny.com/golf-slice/how-to-quick-slicing-the-golf-ball#comment-3433 There are a few reason why you could be slicing. It is however almost definitely that you are coming over the top, or an outside to inside swing path. The easiest drill to fix this is the up-hill-drill. Stand by a hill with the ball above your feet. then concentrate on hitting up the slope of the hill to the inside of the ball. This will train your body to have a more inside to outside swing. Check out this article for more ways to cure your slice: http://swing-fix.com/cure-slice/<br><b>References : </b><br>I write articles at swing-fix. There are a few reason why you could be slicing. It is however almost definitely that you are coming over the top, or an outside to inside swing path. The easiest drill to fix this is the up-hill-drill. Stand by a hill with the ball above your feet. then concentrate on hitting up the slope of the hill to the inside of the ball. This will train your body to have a more inside to outside swing. Check out this article for more ways to cure your slice: http://swing-fix.com/cure-slice/
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]]> By: Frichee http://www.pipodny.com/golf-slice/how-to-quick-slicing-the-golf-ball/comment-page-1#comment-3432 Frichee Sun, 01 Nov 2009 02:11:59 +0000 http://www.pipodny.com/golf-slice/how-to-quick-slicing-the-golf-ball#comment-3432 Best thing to do is to BUY a Draw Driver/clubs, eliminated my slice..also you need to move your feet angled to compensate for your slice<br><b>References : </b><br> Best thing to do is to BUY a Draw Driver/clubs, eliminated my slice..also you need to move your feet angled to compensate for your slice
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]]> By: CJ http://www.pipodny.com/golf-slice/how-to-quick-slicing-the-golf-ball/comment-page-1#comment-3431 CJ Sun, 01 Nov 2009 01:46:59 +0000 http://www.pipodny.com/golf-slice/how-to-quick-slicing-the-golf-ball#comment-3431 It is a simple fix. Just swing in an "inside-out" motion. This means on your downswing, start with your arms closer to your body and move towards the ball instead of starting your downswing away from the ball and pulling in causing that rightward spin that makes a slice. that is assuming you are right handed). A great way to achieve this "outside-in' motion is to move your right foot backwards (away from the ball). This should fix your slice and may even lead you to hit a draw :) Hope that helps!<br><b>References : </b><br> It is a simple fix. Just swing in an "inside-out" motion. This means on your downswing, start with your arms closer to your body and move towards the ball instead of starting your downswing away from the ball and pulling in causing that rightward spin that makes a slice. that is assuming you are right handed). A great way to achieve this "outside-in’ motion is to move your right foot backwards (away from the ball). This should fix your slice and may even lead you to hit a draw :)

Hope that helps!
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]]> By: ruaballa http://www.pipodny.com/golf-slice/how-to-quick-slicing-the-golf-ball/comment-page-1#comment-3430 ruaballa Sun, 01 Nov 2009 01:23:59 +0000 http://www.pipodny.com/golf-slice/how-to-quick-slicing-the-golf-ball#comment-3430 the worst thing you can do is aim farther away from the direction you slice the ball this just causes you to have an even bigger slice. What you should do is go to the range and practice swinging more from the inside instead of coming over the top<br><b>References : </b><br> the worst thing you can do is aim farther away from the direction you slice the ball this just causes you to have an even bigger slice. What you should do is go to the range and practice swinging more from the inside instead of coming over the top
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]]> By: Greg http://www.pipodny.com/golf-slice/how-to-quick-slicing-the-golf-ball/comment-page-1#comment-3429 Greg Sun, 01 Nov 2009 01:17:59 +0000 http://www.pipodny.com/golf-slice/how-to-quick-slicing-the-golf-ball#comment-3429 You're on the right track with aiming differently, but you're likely aiming even MORE incorrectly because that's what seems logical. Golf is a game of opposites. Very often in golf, what works and is correct is the opposite of what seems "logical." For instance, the more you aim left to counter a slice, the farther right the ball goes. Most golfers and golf teachers will tell you that a slice is caused by an open clubface at impact, but actually, that's the LEAST likely reason you slice. Especially if you do it consistantly and it's worse with your driver and fairway woods. Slices as well as hooks are really a swing PATH problem. In fact, many slicers start with an extremely CLOSED clubface at address and most don't realize they're doing it. Why? Because it's subconscious. Because they are aligned incorrectly to their target at address (nearly ALWAYS lined up WAY TOO FAR RIGHT) they SUBCONSCIOUSLY know that, but not CONSCIOUSLY. What you must ALWAYS take into account in golf (unlike most any other "aiming" activity) is that your club head and golf ball are out to the SIDE of your body. If you are right-handed, that means the ball and your club head at address are out to the right of your sidestanding body at address. That means that you must take that into account when you pick your target. You must align your feet, hips and shoulders PARALLEL LEFT of your intended target. If you think of the golf ball as sitting on home plate of a baseball diamond, then if you were the UMPIRE, standing directly behind home plate, if you look straight ahead, you'd see second base. When the batter comes in, because the bat has to be swung OVER the plate (because that's where the pitch will be coming) he has to stand to the SIDE of home plate to "compensate" for the fact that the bat will be out to his side when he swings. HE certainly doesn't stand ON home plate and would NEVER stand on the wrong side of the batters box (for his "handedness") as the pitch would cross home plate BEHIND him. In golf, all too often that's the case. Golfers line up in such a way that their target is "behind" them as it relates to their side standing body. SO, for a right handed golfer, your target MUST be to the right of your sidestanding body because that's where you make contact: Out to the right of your body where the ball and club face are located at address. So, try this: On the range get as far to the LEFT side of the range as possible and envision a baseball diamond. Your ball sitting on home plate. Step in to your address as you would step into the batters box and then attempt to hit your golf ball to the gap between first and second base. That's where your target ALWAYS needs to appear from a square address position: in the gap between first and second base no matter where you are on the course as your ball will always be ON home plate. The reason slicing is so vexing and impossible for you to cure is because golf is FAR more mental than it is physical. Your eyes feed information to your brain and your brain takes that information and processes it and "tells" your body what to do. If you align yourself in such a way that the target is "behind" you (your ball AND clubhead), your body will "follow those instructions" and attempt to swing "behind" you. You cannot sense what is "wrong" because the slicing of the ball is actually the CORRECT physical response/result to your INcorrect visual and mental input. The RESULT is not what your "conscious" mind desires, but your SUNCONSCIOUS mind IS aware that you are asking your body to do something "impossible" and "tells" your body to try. Half of your brain ALWAYS knows what to do. The key in golf is to have the two halves (conscious and SUBconcious) of your brain in sync with eachother. Aim better and the slice will disappear. Learned this from One Thought-One Move Golf and it's 100% correct. It will be for you as well.<br><b>References : </b><br>www.otomgolf.com You’re on the right track with aiming differently, but you’re likely aiming even MORE incorrectly because that’s what seems logical. Golf is a game of opposites. Very often in golf, what works and is correct is the opposite of what seems "logical." For instance, the more you aim left to counter a slice, the farther right the ball goes. Most golfers and golf teachers will tell you that a slice is caused by an open clubface at impact, but actually, that’s the LEAST likely reason you slice. Especially if you do it consistantly and it’s worse with your driver and fairway woods.
Slices as well as hooks are really a swing PATH problem. In fact, many slicers start with an extremely CLOSED clubface at address and most don’t realize they’re doing it. Why? Because it’s subconscious. Because they are aligned incorrectly to their target at address (nearly ALWAYS lined up WAY TOO FAR RIGHT) they SUBCONSCIOUSLY know that, but not CONSCIOUSLY. What you must ALWAYS take into account in golf (unlike most any other "aiming" activity) is that your club head and golf ball are out to the SIDE of your body. If you are right-handed, that means the ball and your club head at address are out to the right of your sidestanding body at address. That means that you must take that into account when you pick your target. You must align your feet, hips and shoulders PARALLEL LEFT of your intended target. If you think of the golf ball as sitting on home plate of a baseball diamond, then if you were the UMPIRE, standing directly behind home plate, if you look straight ahead, you’d see second base. When the batter comes in, because the bat has to be swung OVER the plate (because that’s where the pitch will be coming) he has to stand to the SIDE of home plate to "compensate" for the fact that the bat will be out to his side when he swings. HE certainly doesn’t stand ON home plate and would NEVER stand on the wrong side of the batters box (for his "handedness") as the pitch would cross home plate BEHIND him. In golf, all too often that’s the case. Golfers line up in such a way that their target is "behind" them as it relates to their side standing body. SO, for a right handed golfer, your target MUST be to the right of your sidestanding body because that’s where you make contact: Out to the right of your body where the ball and club face are located at address. So, try this: On the range get as far to the LEFT side of the range as possible and envision a baseball diamond. Your ball sitting on home plate. Step in to your address as you would step into the batters box and then attempt to hit your golf ball to the gap between first and second base. That’s where your target ALWAYS needs to appear from a square address position: in the gap between first and second base no matter where you are on the course as your ball will always be ON home plate.
The reason slicing is so vexing and impossible for you to cure is because golf is FAR more mental than it is physical. Your eyes feed information to your brain and your brain takes that information and processes it and "tells" your body what to do. If you align yourself in such a way that the target is "behind" you (your ball AND clubhead), your body will "follow those instructions" and attempt to swing "behind" you. You cannot sense what is "wrong" because the slicing of the ball is actually the CORRECT physical response/result to your INcorrect visual and mental input. The RESULT is not what your "conscious" mind desires, but your SUNCONSCIOUS mind IS aware that you are asking your body to do something "impossible" and "tells" your body to try. Half of your brain ALWAYS knows what to do. The key in golf is to have the two halves (conscious and SUBconcious) of your brain in sync with eachother. Aim better and the slice will disappear. Learned this from One Thought-One Move Golf and it’s 100% correct. It will be for you as well.
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]]> By: BDUB http://www.pipodny.com/golf-slice/how-to-quick-slicing-the-golf-ball/comment-page-1#comment-3428 BDUB Sun, 01 Nov 2009 00:29:59 +0000 http://www.pipodny.com/golf-slice/how-to-quick-slicing-the-golf-ball#comment-3428 Your slice is the result of coming "over the top," where your swing plane is coming from the outside to the inside of the ball. To straighten this out, at start of the downswing focus on driving your right elbow to your right hip. This will promote a squarer swing plane which would then produce a straight ball flight.<br><b>References : </b><br> Your slice is the result of coming "over the top," where your swing plane is coming from the outside to the inside of the ball. To straighten this out, at start of the downswing focus on driving your right elbow to your right hip. This will promote a squarer swing plane which would then produce a straight ball flight.
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]]> By: Aaron M http://www.pipodny.com/golf-slice/how-to-quick-slicing-the-golf-ball/comment-page-1#comment-3427 Aaron M Sat, 31 Oct 2009 23:53:59 +0000 http://www.pipodny.com/golf-slice/how-to-quick-slicing-the-golf-ball#comment-3427 put the ball farther up in your stance. chock down on the club. swing softer.<br><b>References : </b><br> put the ball farther up in your stance. chock down on the club. swing softer.
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]]> By: etch http://www.pipodny.com/golf-slice/how-to-quick-slicing-the-golf-ball/comment-page-1#comment-3426 etch Sat, 31 Oct 2009 23:41:59 +0000 http://www.pipodny.com/golf-slice/how-to-quick-slicing-the-golf-ball#comment-3426 keep your head down and follow through with a full shoulder turn<br><b>References : </b><br> keep your head down and follow through with a full shoulder turn
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]]> By: Tag23 http://www.pipodny.com/golf-slice/how-to-quick-slicing-the-golf-ball/comment-page-1#comment-3425 Tag23 Sat, 31 Oct 2009 23:02:59 +0000 http://www.pipodny.com/golf-slice/how-to-quick-slicing-the-golf-ball#comment-3425 Throw the club in the water hole.<br><b>References : </b><br> Throw the club in the water hole.
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