May be you have came through a lot of training aids which promise fixing golf slice, but how many of them actually fix it?. To
fix slice you need the right choice. How frustrating to get excited...buy a certain product in hopes it will help...and it doesn't?. Slice is one of the top
golf swing problems.
I hear the above story daily. Actually several times a day! What amazes me is the big amount of money spent on these aids which give very low or no results as they claim. These golf equipment companies are becoming master marketers.
Along many years they became aware of the golfer's buttons, and when they make another product they can easily push these buttons. You become excited to buy their product due to their intelligent way to market it then you buy it.
I hope you don't understand me wrong! Good training aids also exist, and several that actually do fix your golf slice. But the number of good ones is a fraction of the sum total.
Due to the great percentage of amateur golf player who slice in golf, slice fixing products are very popular in the golf market. Golf innovators are dying to come out with a new slice aid because they know it will sell. It's almost as bad as weight-loss products.
With that being said...what makes you decide if this aid is the one that will help you or not?
If you're serious about it you've got to do some recon work! Seek for advice from your coach, your buddies who play with you, and if you can find a shop that allow you try the aid before you purchase it, it is better!
From my point of view slice in golf is easy to correct if you are serious about it. There are many training aids that can help you cure your slice. For the right handed player slight change in the grip to a strong left hand grip may correct the slice.
Back again to what can help you!
Find one of the golf aids that can help you coming from the inside, to produce the opposite spin of a slice, and may enable you hitting a draw. If you are one of the golfers who suffer from golf slice, isn't it cool to hit a draw
There are several of them, but I don't want to give any of these companies free advertising. You need to make your own research and ask other golfers to find the right aid. Stop buying products just because your impulse.
