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I hit a terrible slice. I've taken lessons and have worked it out of my swing a few times but every new year it returns with a vengeance.

I've noticed when I put a stick on recorder on my driver I hit the ball perfectly straight, and far. I can really crank it and consistently hit ball long and on target. I swing without a recorder and I'm back to the terrible slice.

Can someone explain what is happening?

Thanks.


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I hit a terrible slice. I've taken lessons and have worked it out of my swing a few times but every new year it returns with a vengeance.

I've noticed when I put a stick on recorder on my driver I hit the ball perfectly straight, and far. I can really crank it and consistently hit ball long and on target. I swing without a recorder and I'm back to the terrible slice.

Can someone explain what is happening?

Thanks.

Feel free to post a swing here and get some advice

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Originally Posted by Mike Tisserand

I hit a terrible slice. I've taken lessons and have worked it out of my swing a few times but every new year it returns with a vengeance.

I've noticed when I put a stick on recorder on my driver I hit the ball perfectly straight, and far. I can really crank it and consistently hit ball long and on target. I swing without a recorder and I'm back to the terrible slice.

Can someone explain what is happening?

Thanks.

Feel free to post a swing here and get some advice

http://thesandtrap.com/f/4180/member-swings

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Or leave the recorder on your driver ;-)

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Originally Posted by Mike Tisserand

I hit a terrible slice. I've taken lessons and have worked it out of my swing a few times but every new year it returns with a vengeance.

I've noticed when I put a stick on recorder on my driver I hit the ball perfectly straight, and far. I can really crank it and consistently hit ball long and on target. I swing without a recorder and I'm back to the terrible slice.

Can someone explain what is happening?

Thanks.

Feel free to post a swing here and get some advice

http://thesandtrap.com/f/4180/member-swings

and check this out

Or leave the recorder on your driver

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I was gonna ask what the heck a "recorder" is, but you answered it for me. Thanks! :-)

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