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How to Fix a Slice in Golf

Seeing your golf ball start left and then peel dramatically to the right is one of the most defeating feelings in golf. That banana ball, the slice, robs you of distance, sends you into trouble, and chips away at your confidence. This article is your step-by-step guide to turning that slice into a powerful, straight shot or even a gentle draw, starting with understanding the root cause and then making simple, effective changes to your setup and swing.

By Spencer Lanoue

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How to Stop Trying to Lift the Golf Ball

Trying to help the golf ball into the air is one of the most natural, most common, and most destructive instincts in golf. If you’re tired of thinning your irons across the green or topping your fairway woods a frustrating fifty yards, you’ve come to the right place. Breaking this single habit is the gateway to hitting pure, compressed golf shots that fly high and land soft. This article will show you exactly why you subconsciously try to lift the ball and, more importantly, give you a clear, step-by-step plan with actionable drills to stop doing it for good.

How to Identify the Grooves on a Golf Club

Recognizing the type of grooves on your golf club is the first step toward understanding how your ball will fly and - more importantly - how it will stop. This is about knowing the technology you’re holding in your hands so you can use it to your advantage. This guide will walk you through exactly how to identify your grooves, why they matter, and how to tell when they’re past their prime.

How to Use a Bozily Golf Rangefinder

A new Bozily rangefinder in your golf bag is a fantastic step toward playing smarter golf, so let's get you using it with confidence right out of the box. Think of this guide as your first coaching session with your new piece of tech. We'll walk through everything from the initial setup and basic functions to on-course strategies that will help you turn raw yardage into better scores.

How to Fade a Driver in Golf

Hitting a controlled, repeatable fade with your driver is one of the most effective tools a golfer can have, opening up new strategies and eliminating trouble on the course. This isn't about hitting a wild slice, it's about a purposeful ball flight that starts left of your target and gently curves back to the center of the fairway. In this guide, we'll break down the exact setup and swing adjustments needed to turn this pro-level shot into a reliable part of your game.

Paige Spiranac: How to Grip a Golf Club

Your connection to the golf club is the only thing that directs the face at impact, so getting it right is fundamental to good golf. Popular golf personality and instructor Paige Spiranac tirelessly emphasizes starting with solid fundamentals, and no fundamental is more important than how you hold the club. This guide breaks down the process into simple, actionable steps, showing you how to build a reliable grip that promotes power, accuracy, and consistency on the course.

How to Plumb Bob in Golf

Reading the break of a putt can feel more like guesswork than a skill, but the plumb bob technique uses simple gravity to give you a clear, confident read. Standing behind your ball and seeing that perfect vertical line can cut through the visual confusion of slopes and undulations. This article will show you exactly how to use your putter as a plumb bob, walking you through the steps to verify the break and roll your putts with more certainty.

How to Keep a Golf Rangefinder Steady

Wrestling with a shaky rangefinder when you’re just trying to zap a flagstick is one of golf’s smaller, but most intense, frustrations. You’ve invested in the technology to eliminate guesswork, yet there you are, with vibrating crosshairs dancing all around your target. This guide will walk you through the simple, coach-tested techniques for holding your rangefinder as steady as a surgeon's hand, so you can get a quick, confident yardage and focus on your shot.

How to Not Hit a Golf Ball Fat

Hitting the ground before the golf ball, taking a divot the size of a dinner plate, and watching your shot limp a few yards forward is one of the most frustrating experiences in golf. This shot, universally known as a fat or heavy shot, happens when the bottom of your swing arc occurs *behind* the ball instead of at, or slightly in front of it. In this guide, we'll break down exactly why you hit it fat and give you straightforward, actionable drills to make clean, crisp contact shot after shot.

How to Fix Coming Across the Ball in Golf

That weak, floating slice to the right or the hard-pull dead left. If you’re nodding your head, you’re likely fighting a swing that comes across the ball. This frustratingly common move robs you of power and consistency, but fixing it isn’t about a dozen complicated swing thoughts. This article will show you exactly what causes that out-to-in swing path and give you clear, understandable drills to get your club attacking the ball from the inside, the way great ball-strikers do.

How to Grip a Golf Club

Your connection to the golf club is your only link to the club face, making the grip one of the most important fundamentals in your entire swing. A proper hold gives you control over the face at impact, which directly influences the ball's direction, and it allows you to generate speed freely and consistently. This guide will walk you through the three main grip styles and provide a step-by-step process for building a solid, neutral grip that will work for you.

How to Chip in Golf with Rick Shiels

Duffing a simple chip shot next to the green is one of golf's most deflating feelings, but turning those delicate shots into easy up-and-downs is entirely possible with the right technique. Forget complicated, handsy actions, we’re going to break down Rick Shiels' exceptionally simple and reliable method for chipping with confidence. This guide will walk you through his core philosophy, setup, and execution so you can start getting the ball closer to the hole every time.

How to Back Swing in Golf

A powerful and consistent golf swing is built entirely on the backswing, yet most advice makes it far too technical and complicated. If you've ever felt lost trying to connect a dozen different swing thoughts - keep your arm straight, hinge your wrists, turn your hips - you know how frustrating it can be. This guide simplifies it for you. We’ll walk through the fundamentals that happen before the club even moves, like your grip and setup, and then break down the smooth, connected motion that creates a powerful turn to the top of your swing.

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