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Careful with that question... many people are going to tell you to fix the swing problem that is causing the slice and for good reason.

That being said, if you slice the ball you'll want to move the weight towards the heal of the club.

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I think you will have much more success hitting straighter drives if you focus on adjusting your swing path rather than setting up your driver for draw bias. Try to practice hitting the ball with an inside path.This will help you with other clubs as well. The improvement you see adjusting your driver will be smaller than you might think

and is really only a band aid . I know from personal experience as I play an R7 driver . I keep mine neutral and try to rely on good swing mechanics to keep it straight . Good Luck, and bomb it down there !

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