This pretty much killed my slice! I'm not necessarily drawing the ball, but I slacked on practice sessions - so that's my fault.
Great coaching plan, guys!
Rated 5 out of 5
Derek Accurso
Love it! Have to keep practicing closing the club face. I am having an issue with hitting off the toe, but I'll take a push fade over a pull slice any day!
Rated 5 out of 5
Jeremy E.
Really enjoyed the videos and discovered several habits that were contributing to my very significant slice. Looking forward to more practice and more draws!
Rated 5 out of 5
fglazener
It works!!!! After 40 years of “power fades” aka slices, I finally get how to draw!
Would love some printable crib sheets to take with me to practice!
Rated 5 out of 5
Alex W.
Still working on that draw, but my slice is completely gone. If it’s not a dead straight shot or a baby draw, it’s just a baby fade. Thank you guys!!
Rated 5 out of 5
Nick v.
This plan helped me figure out a couple things I have been doing wrong. The drills were great, will spend a few more weeks focusing on a couple of them.
Rated 5 out of 5
Jaaba
This helped me to get rid of my slice most of the time. I’ve never been driving this consistently.
Very easy to follow drills with good information.
Rated 5 out of 5
Flanneltodd
Loved the breakdown of how my hands should be after point of impact. The most impactful drills were the raindrop drill and the swing gate. Thanks guys!
Rated 4 out of 5
Allan Waddell
Again, really great content. Repeating these programs is very imporant, to get back to basics and correct areas where my mind/feel has take over.
Rated 5 out of 5
Cop1263
After the practice sessions the slice is gone and I now have a slight fade. More practice, and cant wait to play a round without the slice.
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David H.
This pretty much killed my slice! I'm not necessarily drawing the ball, but I slacked on practice sessions - so that's my fault. Great coaching plan, guys!
Derek Accurso
Love it! Have to keep practicing closing the club face. I am having an issue with hitting off the toe, but I'll take a push fade over a pull slice any day!
Jeremy E.
Really enjoyed the videos and discovered several habits that were contributing to my very significant slice. Looking forward to more practice and more draws!
fglazener
It works!!!! After 40 years of “power fades” aka slices, I finally get how to draw! Would love some printable crib sheets to take with me to practice!
Alex W.
Still working on that draw, but my slice is completely gone. If it’s not a dead straight shot or a baby draw, it’s just a baby fade. Thank you guys!!
Nick v.
This plan helped me figure out a couple things I have been doing wrong. The drills were great, will spend a few more weeks focusing on a couple of them.
Jaaba
This helped me to get rid of my slice most of the time. I’ve never been driving this consistently. Very easy to follow drills with good information.
Flanneltodd
Loved the breakdown of how my hands should be after point of impact. The most impactful drills were the raindrop drill and the swing gate. Thanks guys!
Allan Waddell
Again, really great content. Repeating these programs is very imporant, to get back to basics and correct areas where my mind/feel has take over.
Cop1263
After the practice sessions the slice is gone and I now have a slight fade. More practice, and cant wait to play a round without the slice.