Best Golf Balls to Cure A Slice

To cure a slice, golfers will try almost anything. We’ve taken a long look at all the crazy devices people have put together to try to accomplish that seemingly impossible task – from pool floating devices to lip balm to a miniature helicopter-looking device, it’s all been done. But what about changing the ball itself …

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Golf’s Weirdest Slice Cures

In golf, the slice is probably the most infuriating of accuracy problems golfers can have. After an apparently perfect tee shot, the ball suddenly sabotages your plans for an easy hole by abruptly veering to the right. So it´s no wonder people have put so much effort into curing a slice, sometimes producing items that …

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Cure A Slice With Home Practice

It’s always good to get out on the golf course to practice, but practicing at home is equally valuable, allowing you to have constant reinforcement of the skill sets you need to play good golf. Especially if you’re trying to cure a slice, it’s helpful to groove the correct motion repeatedly, which means having a …

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Slice Stories: Duck Duck Goose

Sometimes, golfers talk about having a duck hook. Well, recently I witnessed something similar that could be called the “goose slice”. I was playing in a foursome of golfers who had all come alone to the course early – true hard core golfers. Despite their appropriately high level of golfing skill, one of them had …

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Cure A Slice, Save Lives

In one of our slice stories we wrote about how one golfer’s inability to cure a slice caused a massive traffic jam. Unfortunately, a recent golf round I played with a friend produced similar results. A golf buddy (who should also think about curing his slice) was facing a long second shot on the fairway. …

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Why the Flat Wrist Works

The key to Pause N throw is to guide your hand into the flat wrist position. But why is the flat wrist position so important for a golf swing? Here are a few examples of why a flat wristed golf swing works so well. First, a flat wrist keeps the club head from twisting too …

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“Slice” In Foreign Languages

Golf is an international game, and each foreign language has its own particular take on golf terminology. Sure, many countries have imported the original English terms without translating them, but in other cases they put their own particular stamp on the golf lexicon. Which is good, because otherwise the golf lexicon of that country would …

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Curing a Slice: The Other Sites

I recently spent some time checking out what others are saying on the internet about curing a slice. The search “cure a slice” on Google produces a number of video results, but also reveals this rather encyclopedic post at perfectgolfswingreview.net that, although it appears on a website that looks like it hasn’t been updated since …

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Distance vs Accuracy in Golf

In golf, many people are interested in knowing what the longest drive is, but fewer people stop to think about the importance of accuracy. There is no entry in any record book for the most accurate shot ever hit and TV announcers during golf matches never stop to announce the accuracy statistics of a shot. …

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Curing a Slice: Before and After

Although distance is often the flashiest element of the drive, it’s equally important to be accurate off the tee box. Curing a slice can make a world of difference to your score and also makes for a prettier drive. Let’s take a quick look at what a typical drive looks like before and after curing …

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