Lofts Available: Golfers that are fed up with a slice but also happen to be on a budget will enjoy the benefits of the TaylorMade M2 driver. Before Callaway came out with their newest Flash Face technology and artificial intelligence, they made some great breakthroughs on the market with the Callaway Rogue Draw Driver. This club features the Jailbreak technology, and it has one of the hotter club faces in the game. We love the fact that the Rogue driver comes in a 13 degree loft option.
Some golfers who struggle with a slice also tend to have a hard time getting the ball flight they need. There are more adjustable features, weighing options, and club heads that look larger and larger. Cleveland golf likes to keep things a bit more straightforward. The Cleveland Golf Turbo Launcher driver is clean looking, easy to hit, and has lots of extra forgiveness for the golfer that slices the ball.
The TaylorMade M6 D Driver is not the latest release from TaylorMade, but it can certainly help players that are looking for more speed and forgiveness. Each of these club faces is injected to make sure that it is as close to possible to the legal limit before it is released from the warehouse.
With the twist face technology, you will get a lot of forgiveness and it will absolutely be easier to hit this club further. If you are a golfer that likes to look down and see the offset club head, you will enjoy this F Max Airspeed golf club. It is incredibly lightweight, very forgiving, and helps gofers that need to square up the clubface. Golfers that struggle to get the distance they need with their driver because their swing is lacking speed.
With this club, you will get lots of distance and plenty of ball speed. One of the things we like best about the SFT is that it disguises the draw bias better than other drivers on the market.
This club was created using artificial intelligence, and it features the Jailbreak and Flash Face technology. Golfers that want the latest and greatest distance technology will appreciate the Callaway Mavrik Max.
Cobra has always led the way in forgiveness, yet now they are also competing when it comes to speed. This is one of the fastest drivers Cobra has ever put out, and it is offered at a very fair price.
Golfers with a slice should be using equipment to help them fix the issues. It is not worth playing with clubs that are only making things harder on your game.
The best overall driver for a slice is the Big Bertha B Within a year he shot 65 gross; within three he'd achieved a playing handicap of plus 2; and within five years he was playing full time on the mini tours.
Now Ben is a fully qualified PGA professional. I was absolutely delighted to play a part in his development and journey. It all starts with the player - their goals. This is followed by an assessment or evidence gathering exercise. I watch them hit balls, assess ball flight, movement, gather video and collect TrackMan data. Firstly, we discuss the good bits and the opportunities for growth. Then, I challenge them to make changes, if appropriate, and I try to match their learning style to support their journey to better.
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Top 10 tips on how to use golf alignment sticks to improve your game from tee to green! If your clubface is closed, you will tend to pull your shot irrespective of whether your swing path is outside-in or steep. With an open clubface, an outside-in swing path exaggerates the fault and causes a big curve to your strongest side right for right-handed golfers and left for left-handed golfers. In the initial part of your downswing, your club is outside the line of the ball or further away from you than it should be.
To compensate for this, you tend to pull the club to the inside just to make contact with the golf ball. The combination of an outside-in swing and an open clubface are the major causes of the dreaded slice due to the excessive sidespin exacted on the golf ball. A posture that is too upright will tend to put weight too much back into the heels and this is often accompanied by a backswing that is too upright.
This will produce an outside-in swing path on the downswing. Allowing for some bend at the hips so that the arms can relax, and hang will allow you to be balanced and athletic. This will enable you to make a flatter backswing to counteract the steepness of your backswing.
The most common cause of an open clubface is a weak grip that will directly reflect in the clubface that is open at address. A neutral golf grip will provide more control over your golf shots.
Tightening your hands in a neutral grip will not affect the direction of the clubface. You may find that your leading hand is too far underneath the club at the point of set up. This inevitably opens the clubface and contributes to your slice. A stronger grip neutral grip will enable you to square the clubface through impact fighting your slice. One of the great stabilizers of a square clubface is to keep your elbows tucked into your sides throughout your swing.
Moving your elbows away from your body reduces the amount of control that you can exert on the club to square the clubface and creating more power. Chronic slicers often flare the trailing elbow outwards, away from the body, during the backswing. With the elbow away from your body it is difficult to produce an inside-out swing path. The simplest way to create the inside-out swing path is by pulling your trail elbow to your side and slightly ahead of your body during the downswing.
A good exercise to counter loose elbows is to tuck a medium-sized ball between your forearms without dropping it during your swing. Others are less flexible and with age the flexibility reduces. Flexible golfers can produce long backswings resulting in a wide arc and high swing speed. If your flexibility is limited getting your body to rotate on your backswing thus creating torque could be quite a challenge. Turning your trailing foot outward will create more flexibility and allow you to get the club into a more powerful position in your backswing.
Flatten your swing plane to swing the club from inside-out.
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