Slice to Draw in Minutes – No Nonsense

u/REMAIN_IN_LIGHT 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “Can’t keep face squared”

This is a cool concept and makes sense. I’m not sure this is immediately helpful though for OP. I would suggest checking out Matt Blois and his channel. ▶ this video I think he’s putting out awesome swing advice right now. Without a lot of nonsense.

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u/Samphaa7 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “36 Hcp - what needs to change?”

I'm gunna leave this here.... ▶ this video Clubface control is king, if your face is wide open on the downswing, your brain will do all kinds of funky stuff to enable you to hit the ball.

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u/SpectatrGator 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “Help!! OTT golf swing”

First thing to know is driver is going to bring out your ott move the slot as this is how your body thinks it should generate power. Have a look at ▶ this video and practice it but you need to come to the difficult realization that progress will come after months of doing this drill with 50% speed swings with a short or mid iron. E.g. hit your 8 iron a 90 yard controlled draw.

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u/doghdjjwu 2026 · r/GolfSwing · in “give me tips/tricks on my swing”

Just my opinion. This is honestly very good for a beginner. You have a good backswing and it looks like you’re hitting the ball from the inside. You just left the face open. You’re also a bit steep in your down swing. A very low hanging fruit would be to feel like you’re twisting the grip with your left hand in transition and throughout the down swing. That will create some left wrist flexion which will square the …

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u/Asleep-Ad5888 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “Still slicing. Getting tired of reverting back to the slice as soon as i start getting better”

As others have said, it’s a push. But check out this video to have the club face closed at impact. ▶ this video

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