Take dead aim

Article Abstract:

Proper alignment of a golf shot requires a consistent setup, ball position slightly inside the left heel and parallel stance. Spot alignment can be used to keep the clubface square to the target.

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Slicer's corner

Article Abstract:

A golfer must attain two positions during the swing to correct a slice. The left shoulder should be behind the ball on the backswing. The club should be pointed at the ball during the downswing.

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Change your ball position, change your path

Article Abstract:

Golfers who have a strong tendency to hit a slice usually position the ball too far forward in their stance. Finding a better ball position will improve the swing path.

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