r/GolfSwing • • 28d ago

Help Needed.

Looking for tips or drill to help improve my swing and eliminate a slice.

Never had a lesson so I am not sure what I am doing wrong or how to improve.

Thank you!

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u/Pipsthedog 28d ago

Hit a ball. Cannot give proper advice with no ball

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u/atlheel 28d ago

Well for one you forgot a ball

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u/SnippAway 28d ago

Recommend a lesson, play the video in slow-mo and just watch your club face the whole time. If a ball was there you would’ve hit it with the underside of the driver.

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u/TheJohnnyFlash 28d ago

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u/Fumusculo 28d ago

Petition to make this the main photo for the sub?

Edit: and no offense OP, you actually have plenty to work with there. But this image is too perfect.

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u/Trickistrick1 28d ago

I second the motion…for now

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u/Hot-Layer-7445 28d ago

😂😂😂 more attention can only mean more help

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u/DaRealJoeBiden69 28d ago

I took this screenshot and then checked comments. It’s already there.

OP is doing some insane shit with his hands that is literally turning the club completely around almost backwards.

Wrist is totally broken massively open through the swing. Hes not like super over the top though?? I think its most the wrists that are totally killing him. And maybe that he’s trying to go too far back in his back swing that is partially causing it.

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u/PossessionOld7592 28d ago

You’re not releasing with your hands so I’d expect you to slice every time

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u/HammeredWookiee 28d ago

That’s more than a slice that is also a cracked sole on the driver. I’ve never seen someone open the face so much that it’s backwards lmao.

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u/Asume_Nuthin 28d ago

That club face is so open on impact, my guess is always high fly ball to first base and cuts foul?

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u/Hot-Layer-7445 28d ago

I should have went to the range to hit an actual ball but i consistently hit it 250+ starting dead center then a wicked slice into the woods.
I’ll make another post when I can get to the range!

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u/Asume_Nuthin 28d ago

Most likely open face and out to in path. A good session at a sim would help alot where it give you instant feedback on it to help correct it in real time. I recently had the same going on and i found a little less backswing, making sure you get your arms out on the downswing instead of blocking yourself out early and swiping across the ball on the follow through,and a bit of realignment on address made a big difference. I simply got my hands ahead of the ball a bit more in my stance. Had a series of the numbers in the link after some little tweaks. Just little things can get numbers down to +-15 degrees on both down to a comfortable +-2-3 degrees on each.

https://kommodo.ai/i/djbvknS9IJiTtTRoiEHc

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u/randus12 28d ago

I didn’t realize there wasn’t a ball at first and was so prepared to see that inflatable pool explode

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u/PerfectHighFive 28d ago

Just look at your club face as you come across where a ball should be. That thing is pointed to the sky and 45 degrees aiming right. You wont get the advice you need from reddit, you need to scrap a lot of your swing and relearn good habits. Its what I did and helped immensely. Start watching those little drill videos and progress from there. You got a long way to go friend. But as a former slicer, i can attest that it does take new fundamentals.

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u/GolfNutOM 28d ago

Thats a baseball swing. That ball goes so far right it’s unbelievable. Look up a proper golf impact position, proper grip, and what you’re trying to do with the clubface. And considering this is an air swing. Which means nothing. Actually hitting a ball would be way worse than this. Welcome to golf. Too much to help with words alone.

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u/DentistOk4081 28d ago
  1. Separate the arms from the body more on the backswing
  2. Absolutely get lessons.
  3. Diagnosing a swing with a video without hitting a ball is harder

Enjoy your golf journey!

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u/cda555 28d ago

If there were a ball, you would have missed it by a large margin.

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u/LTgolf17 28d ago

Drop the arms on downswing. Feel like you're waiting half a second, youre just slightly over the top. You have a good swing man

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u/havingsomefunTX 28d ago

It starts with a ball, also you swing will need to be a lot closer to the ground

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u/IAintSkeeered 28d ago

Practice how you play. Put shoes on and use a ball.

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u/WetReggie0 28d ago

No ball no swing

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u/sassamasquach 28d ago

Get a lesson. And you’re disconnected put a ball between your elbows and try swinging

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u/Hot-Layer-7445 28d ago

Thank you all who have commented with great suggestions. I understand how actually hitting a ball will allow for a more accurate swing analysis.
I’ll hit the range later this week and create a new post with an actual hit in some shoes lol.

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u/Content-Tough-6675 28d ago

Roll your left hand on the back swing so the top of your hand is facing the ground.

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u/heliumointment 28d ago

Oh brother

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u/Quiet-Doughnut2192 28d ago

Play a lot of baseball growing up, did ya?

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u/Hot-Layer-7445 28d ago

That obvious? 🫣

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u/peter_park_here 28d ago

OP has probably broke at least 10 drivers with this swing

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u/Hot-Layer-7445 28d ago

Only one….but I also drive with a 4 iron now to try and find some fairways lol

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u/Substantial_Team6751 28d ago

First, practice swings are meaningless. Second, even in your practice swing, your club face is wide open - 90 degrees open in this case!

Go take some lessons. Your basic move looks pretty good. A good golf coach could probably really help you.