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What Causes a Slice?
The Slice Swing Plane
Fix Your Slice with the Anti-Release
Fix Your Own Slice
Use a Hook Grip to Fix a Slice
Fix a Slice with a Closed Club Face
Fix a Slice by Releasing Hands Early
Fix a Slice by Hitting with the Toe of the Club
Hit a Hook to Fix a Slice
Golf Tips: Take a Lesson from Tennis
Swing to Fix Your Slice
Swing Tips to Fix a Slice
Fix a Slice: Hand Before Ball
Use Ball Position to Fix a Slice
Fix a Slice with a Low Hook
Hooks Go Farther Than Slices
Free Golf Tips for Curing a Slice
Watch the Club Head to Fix Your Slice
What Your Hands to Fix Your Slice
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Summary: Cure your slice by bowling a hook to hit a hook; learn pro golf tips for fixing, curing a slice in this free golf lesson video.
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" this segment of how to cure your slice I'm going to relate slicing a golf ball or hooking a golf ball to bowling. Oh, I know what you're thinking. "Bowling, is not up my alley!" That was good, you have to admit. If you could bowl a hook, you could hit a hook. If you could spin a bowling ball in this direction, you could spin a golf ball in this direction. And, this is how you do it. When you hold the bowling ball to through a hook, you're arm and hand, they don't go straight. They go a little to the inside towards your body. Then, your arm and hand goes out towards the gutter. Oh, no, that would be a gutter ball! Correct. But while it's going out towards the gutter your hand and arm spin open. In golf that's called the release. It's in, over, and out. In, over, and out. Now, if you go in, out, and over, that's not going to hook. Why? Because, you threw the ball in the gutter and then you went like this and somehow you don't have that same power that I do, JJ the magician. You have to turn it over while the bowling ball is still in your hand to make it hook. Similarly in golf. If you swing in and out and turn over here, it's not going to hook the ball. You have to turn over before the club head gets to the ball. So, it's in, over, and out. It's in, over, and out. In, over, and out. Bowl a hook to hit a hook. See you at the lanes!"
eHow Article: Hit a Hook to Fix a Slice
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