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Nathalie Sheehan
In today’s tip, Nathalie Filler Sheehan demonstrates two different ways you can eliminate your slice once and for all. Try this drill at home or on the range to start hitting your full shots straighter and longer.
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Thank you. That is my exact issue. This makes sense to me and I will try it. Thanks
Fantastic! Let me know how it works for you
I take it this will work just the same as with a driver?
Definitely!
How can I solve having the putting "YIPES"?
Hi Nathalie,
I really liked your visual three step drill to help the issue of slicing... platter - wipe the table - high five. I am going to add this to my arsenal of drills when I work with my students. Thanks you for your excellent teaching tips.
I’m glad you like it! This is one of my favorite tips for slicers :)
Nattie, great job!
Thank you! I love visuals. In my last round alone, this tip could have potentially saved me over 10 strokes.
Wow! That would be a lot of strokes!
Excellent! Can feel desirable effects in both hands. Great drill... thank you.
Thanks for those easy tips. Club face opening is definitely a key cause of some of my missed shots. Great advice.
Nicely done. It actually makes sense. Thanks.