nycgolfpro

Hey Jason, could be several things - would have to see your golf swing on video. Try this on the practice tee. Tee the ball higher - at least half the ball above the top line of the club. You need to strike the ball more up the face to get trajectory. Play the ball one inch inside your forward heel. Lay clubs on the ground so you know exactly where the ball position is. Your lead arm may be bending through impact causing you to hit very low on the bottom of your club face. Get that video done and I can help you more.

Juan, I checked your swing. Not bad at all - lots of good things in it. Especially your down swing plane. Don't change that at all. One thing you have to get better at and this will make you better. You need to maintain your spine angle better through the entire down swing. You tend to stand up and once this starts to happen, things go haywire in the swing. Give it a try! It will help you.

Hello, I hope this helps. The first thing I would check is your grip. Has it changed? Is it weaker? Make sure it is strong enough - at least 2 knuckles showing. Start by taking practice swings with the Driver about knee high off the ground - work on letting your arms and hands rotating counter clockwise. As soon as your club face stops rotating this way, there is a chance you get slice spin. Having worked with slicers most of my life, the problem I see is that the weekend warrior golfer is trying to make the ball go perfectly straight, thus creating no rotation. Unfortunately resulting in slice spin. Try getting the ball to hook. When you can hook a golf ball 100 times in a row - you got it! And it doesn't matter how much or little the ball hooks. As long as the ball is hooking you are on the right track. Hope this helps.