Chuck Winstead on how to turn that slice into a draw
Slicing the ball is a common problem among many golfers, and in this golf instruction video, Chuck Winstead demonstrates how to turn that slice into a draw.
Most golfers believe that their slicing is the result of swinging from outside the target line and then going in. According to Winstead, it is not the swing's path that causes a slice but rather the angle of the clubface.
If the heel of the club is in front of the toe when it reaches the ball, it will hit the inside of the ball and cause it to spin to the right. In order to successfully draw the ball instead of slicing it, it is important that the toe of the club is before the heel when it meets the ball.
Slice Less Draw More
Chuck Winstead on how to turn an ugly slice into a controllable draw
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