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Fixing Bubbie's Slice | Golf Lesson | Grant Horvat Golf

Grant Horvat Golf

4 golfers recommended it · 2021–2023

YouTube

Live lesson · Beginner

Grant Horvat gives a golf lesson to fix a slice from an over-the-top move.

Why golfers recommend it

  • Two videos for OTT hip starter
  • Fix over the top, two videos
  • Three labeled videos
  • Liked lateral shift plus rotation concept

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4 comments from Reddit

u/Apprehensive-Ad5931 2022 · r/GolfSwing · in “Can’t stop slicing the ball. Anyone see anything that could help?”

Mhhh to me it looks like your weight is getting stuck on your back foot a little bit which makes your swing all rotation. I just watched this video ▶ this video and I really like the concept of having a little bit of lateral weight shift mixed in with the rotation to initiate your move. It makes it a lot easier to drop into the slot. Your club face looks square at impact I think!

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u/plantsandthings_ 2023 · r/GolfSwing · in “Fixing early extension is the hardest thing I’ve ever tried”

▶ this video ▶ this video ▶ this video

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u/Arkane27 2021 · r/GolfSwing · in “Looking for some tips on my swing, any are appreciated”

Thought so. Now I'm no golf pro, but I can possibly point you in the right direction. You have an over the top swing, and you initiate with your hips. Very much like Bubbie Golf (and myself). So these two videos may help you. Though as always, a personal lesson is always better. ▶ this video ▶ this video

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u/Brinksanity 2021 · r/GolfSwing · in “[deleted by user]”

I'm going to try to not overcomplicate the golf swing in this description but I probably will. As many have already said your swing is "over the top". This isn't the worst thing to have but it does need to be fixed to play better golf. Note: To me you look a little hunched over. I wouldn't necessarily try to fix this but my guess is you're a taller guy. This would explain you feeling like you're on your toes at …

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