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Step 1
Grip your club right. You would be surprised at how much of a difference a correct grip will make on improving your golf swing. My favorite grip is to have my pinkie and index fingers to interlock. You can also place your pinkie on top of your index finger or hold the club like you would a baseball bat. Try each of these grips and pick the one that is the most comfortable to you.
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Step 2
Stay balanced during your swing. If your body is off balance during your back swing or swinging forward, then you are probably slicing the ball badly.
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Step 3
Keep your right arm close to your side during your back swing and forward swing. If you are having major problems with slicing the ball then definitely try this method. Keeping your arm tucked in will help you stay on top of the ball and not have an open face club when you strike the golf ball.
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Step 4
Complete your follow through. The follow through is one of the most important aspects of a good golf swing. You can compare it to a pitcher's follow through when he throws a baseball. Do you ever see a pitcher suddenly stop his arm after he releases the ball? No, and either should you.
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Step 5
Practice, Practice, Practice! Practice really does make perfect. No one has ever picked up a golf club and had a perfect swing (Well, maybe tiger woods!). Spend some time at the driving range and improve your golf swing.
