Video: Strengthen your grip to get rid of your slice
- By SwingFix
- Dec 5, 2012 10:00 AM ET
If you're a slicer, it might be related to your grip, which is likely too weak.
And truth be told, many average golfers really don’t have a true appreciation for how important the grip is when it comes to playing good golf and solid ball-striking.
In this video segment, School of Golf host Martin Hall gives you a couple of tips to ensure that both of your hands are rotated into a stronger position.
Work on this grip adjustment and in no time you'll turn that weak slice into a powerful draw.
For more Golf Channel tips to help you improve your grip, click here.
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