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How to Use the Two Tee Drill to Correct a Slice

The Two Tee Drill is an effective and simple method to help golfers eliminate their slice. By utilizing two tees, you can practice achieving the correct swing path necessary for straighter shots. Here’s how to properly set up and execute this drill.

It’s easiest to view the following video to understand how the two tee drill works to help fix your slice:

Setup

  1. Position the First Tee: Place the first tee just inside the target line, slightly to the left of your intended ball position. This tee helps you visualize the desired swing path.
  2. Position the Second Tee: Place the second tee outside the target line, toward the right, and a few inches behind where the ball will be. This tee acts as a barrier to encourage an inside-to-out swing path.

Execution

  1. Focus on the Path: The primary goal of this drill is to swing the club so that it avoids both tees. This encourages a proper swing path that moves from the inside to the outside.
  2. Swing Practice Without the Ball: Start by swinging your club without a ball, concentrating on missing both tees. Feel your right shoulder drop down slightly as you initiate your swing, allowing the club to move down and out toward the target.
  3. Add the Ball: Once you’re comfortable with the motion, place a golf ball in position and attempt to hit it while still avoiding both tees. Aim to keep your swing path coming from inside, which will help to eliminate the slice.
  4. Adjust Your Grip: If you find that you are still slicing the ball, consider making slight adjustments to your grip. Shift your grip a bit to the right (for right-handed golfers) to help close the clubface during impact.

Tips for Success

  • Slow Practice Swings: Start with slower practice swings to ensure you are maintaining the correct path. Gradually increase your swing speed as you become more comfortable.
  • Monitor Your Impact: After hitting a few balls, check the ball flight. A successful execution should result in shots that start right and may draw back to the left, indicating that the slice is being corrected.
  • Focus on Consistency: Consistently practice this drill, incorporating it into your warm-up routine or practice sessions, to develop muscle memory for an inside-out swing path.

Conclusion

By properly setting up the Two Tee Drill and focusing on your swing path, you can effectively work to eliminate your slice. This drill not only helps improve your swing mechanics but also builds confidence in your shot-making abilities. With consistent practice, you’ll be well on your way to straighter, more powerful shots.

Here is more information on ways to correct a slice.


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