SLICE - CURE SLICE DRILLS

The 'sways' are a slicer's worst enemy, the root of millions of banana balls hit every year. Instead of turning the shoulders and hips on the backswing, slicers often sway to the right going back. Without a coil, the downswing becomes a choppy, over-the-top-motion which creates a swing path that is coming from the outside, and hands that are moving left of the intended target line. We have all seen this common ball flight, one that starts left and comes weakly back to the right

1. SPLIT HAND DRILL
separate hands one inch apart

2. FRONT SIDE LOCKUP DRILL
to feel the sensation of hitting against a firm left side

3. DRIVER ROTATION DRILL

4. PARTIAL LEFT HAND GRIP DRILL is to teach the student the proper release sensation of the club at impact

5. BACK TO THE TARGET DRILL
promote proper release of the club and an inside path to the ball

6. TOE UP / TOE UP DRILL
use #7 iron

7. TOE "IN" DRILL

8. SET-UP POSITION EQUALS IMPACT POSITION DRILL

9. BACK HAND RELEASE DRILL is to help promote a square clubface at impact

10. FEET TOGETHER DRILL use #7 iron, promotes a harmony between hands, arms and body, develops an effortless and powerful move.

11. THE MAGIC CARPET DRILL

12.  "INSIDE APPROACH" TEACHING AID

13.  AIM HIGH , HIT LOW