BEGINNER

1. Visualize your optimal swing a. Find an option for eliminating a slice that’s comfortable b. Improve clubface alignment c. Improve path 2. Posture and alignment are key a. Train your swing to be more on plane or under it with a square clubface b. Check the alignment of the clubface at address c. Aim right d. Drop your trail shoulder down a bit and tuck it back a little e. Strengthen your grip f. Move the ball up in your stance g. Eliminate wrist extension at the top of the swing by generating a flat wrist position h. Let the club drop or shallow toward your backside in transition i. Roll the hands over through impact j. Flare your trail foot k. When the club is parallel to the ground and waist high, be certain the face is a little closed l. Let the clubface square up at impact m. Tuck the trail elbow and keep it tucked throughout the swing n. Keep the upper body tilted back toward your trail side as you near impact 3. Drills a. Swing with one arm b. Swing with the club traveling outside going back and inside coming down c. Place a towel under one arm or even both arms to stay connected d. Place a headcover on the ground outside of the ball e. The driver will curve more than irons f. The same options to fix a slice apply to driver and irons 4. Setting your driver to a closed-face position