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hi guys,

Every shot i make is a slice, i have to aim OAB in order to bring in back in, its really annoying.

9/10 the ball will bend to the right hugely, if i slow my swing down i can see at the moment i would be hiting the ball the club face is turn out to the right and not straight.

ive think ive tried everything has anyone got any ideas ?
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hi guys,

Check your grip. If it's fine, focus on releasing the club (rolling the arms over) through impact.

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Grip: Left hand 3 knuckles (you may want to put dots on your glove)
Make sure that your left wrist is flat (the Rick Smith's swing glove can help)
and that you are releasing the club through impact
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