PGA Professional Rick Smith on how to turn your slice into a draw
In this video golf lesson, PGA Professional Rick Smith demonstrates an easy but effective practice drill that will get rid of your slice and turn it into a draw. He goes through step by step the proper set up and alignment for a successful shot.
Most golfers have a tendency to drive the legs or exert the upper body too much on the downswing, which causes them to slice the ball. Instead, the arms need to stay strong throughout the swing with a rotation in the forearms as they approach the ball. This rotation is important, and getting a feel for it with this exercise will help in drawing the ball.
Tired of Slicing?
Rick Smith on how to turn your slice into a draw.
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