The slice is one of the most common complaints from amateur golfers, and it can creep in at different stages of your golf journey. It can rob you of distance, land you in a whole heap of trouble and, plainly, ruin your enjoyment of the game.
While it’s a swing fault that particularly plagues beginners, it can be quite easy for mid-low handicappers to have to revisit slice-busting instructional articles and videos every now and again.
If you’re looking for a way to cure your slice, the boys at MeAndMyGolf provide a trio of great golf tips to help you in that particular quest.
They explain that clubface control is key and provide great tips on improving your grip, maintaining aneutral clubface and the importance of rotating the club post-impact.