Weekly golf tip with Brad Redding (Oct. 20)
Slicer solutions: In sync
This is my all-time favorite way to turn a slicer into a drawer. In the photo I have three circles: one on my chest, one on my hands and one on the clubhead. The body (chest circle) should move the least in a golf swing and the slowest. The hands should move a little more and a little faster and the clubhead should move most the fastest.
Most golfers have it backward. Set up to a golf ball and make a backswing. On the downswing, leave your back facing the target and bring the arms and club down. The clubhead would pass your arms and the clubface would be closed at impact. Do this until you can get every ball to go left. Then start swinging faster and the golf ball will turn your old slice into a nice draw.
BRAD REDDING is owner and director of instruction of Brad Redding Golf at International Club of Myrtle Beach and is a Golf Magazine Top 100 Teacher. He can be reached at 655-4720 or brad@bradreddinggolf.com.
This story was originally published October 20, 2015 at 4:44 PM with the headline "Weekly golf tip with Brad Redding (Oct. 20)."