Great advice! I had thought that was the reason why, but was never sure. I tend to hook more than slice, so I have been lowering the tee, and been hitting straighter 85% of the time. This is proof enough for me. Many people and pro's say its how you grip. Well, how many pro's have their grip, thumb down middle of shaft, actually causes me to hook a whole lot more than with a "V" grip, where you make a V with your thumb and index finger and place down the middle of the shaft.
Then you're probably coming from too far outside on your swing. Your correct swing arc should be ever so slightly to the inside. Try to take a couple swings in slow motion and see where your downswing is coming from. If it goes outside the ball and comes back your probably going to hook it.
Is it a high arc of a slice or just a straight push? Does it go straight and curve off to the right or does it go straight to the right? How far forward in your stance do you have the ball?
He's right because I was at the driving range the other day, and I decided to trade my rubber tee for a shorter one - believing that I would improve my trajectory. I began slicing the ball slightly to the right - not much, but slightly. I never have this problem with my irons.
Wow, that's why i've been slicing a lot. But sometimes i used to slice when the tee way high. And why do you think this happens, ok whenever my club accidentally hits the ground before it hits the ball. My drive loses about 25-50 yards, but my drives are straight like no other. I'm 15 and i've been playing for about 3 months or so, so i like any insight.
there are many different ways to hook and slice not just the tee height but all you have to remember is if your club hits the ball going straight and you have a straight club face you will hit the ball straight
Great advice! I had thought that was the reason why, but was never sure. I tend to hook more than slice, so I have been lowering the tee, and been hitting straighter 85% of the time. This is proof enough for me. Many people and pro's say its how you grip. Well, how many pro's have their grip, thumb down middle of shaft, actually causes me to hook a whole lot more than with a "V" grip, where you make a V with your thumb and index finger and place down the middle of the shaft.
TheBoosh72 1 year ago
this auctlly makes sense
tonybillgolfer1 2 years ago
doesnt work
dibarts 2 years ago
i tee high and i hook
ryan2546 3 years ago
Then you're probably coming from too far outside on your swing. Your correct swing arc should be ever so slightly to the inside. Try to take a couple swings in slow motion and see where your downswing is coming from. If it goes outside the ball and comes back your probably going to hook it.
loganeast 3 years ago
i mean i tee high and i slice
ryan2546 3 years ago
Is it a high arc of a slice or just a straight push? Does it go straight and curve off to the right or does it go straight to the right? How far forward in your stance do you have the ball?
loganeast 3 years ago
its got better but its was like i teed off and it went foward and slices now it slices but goes down the middle
ryan2546 3 years ago
It makes sense in theory. Just one more thing on the huge list to check for.
white95sl2 3 years ago
helped a lot when I slice and I have the ball almost too high already :D
merboberbo 3 years ago
Train with the helicopter golf training aid to see what are you doing with your hands during the swing.
It's the easy way to cure the hook and the slice and it's also the best way to learn how to draw or fade the ball.
I strongly recommended it
sdfgolf 4 years ago
He's right because I was at the driving range the other day, and I decided to trade my rubber tee for a shorter one - believing that I would improve my trajectory. I began slicing the ball slightly to the right - not much, but slightly. I never have this problem with my irons.
Sviolinist 4 years ago
Wow, that's why i've been slicing a lot. But sometimes i used to slice when the tee way high. And why do you think this happens, ok whenever my club accidentally hits the ground before it hits the ball. My drive loses about 25-50 yards, but my drives are straight like no other. I'm 15 and i've been playing for about 3 months or so, so i like any insight.
dbacks4division2 4 years ago
there are many different ways to hook and slice not just the tee height but all you have to remember is if your club hits the ball going straight and you have a straight club face you will hit the ball straight
heyfrank007 4 years ago
I'll definitely give that a shot, thanks!
turkishsteve 4 years ago