One-point-lesson on How to Stop your Slice off the Tee!
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Very good, I have bin working with all your lessons now for 3 months, and slowly slowly I am getting better.
The most practical tutor on golf I have seen. Had lessons and not one professional has ever mentioned any of this. I still don't get it perfect. Im left-handed so it either works and goes dead straight or when it doesn't quite work I hit it left but it is still relatively a straight hit without the big curve. Aimee is definitely correct about swishing the club. Before hit any drive now I take a full swing and really try to feel the club head. I then make sure my drive replicates the practice swing and most of the times it works. Also as someone alluded earlier. Nice shorts
i think right now im ready to try anything, i can hit it 280 about but i keep slicing, i looked at other videos, and none of them mentioned keeping your hips still, but that may be why i havent gotten it down yet, so ill try it
Wow, I've been playing for years without any lessons, watched every slice fix video I could, and this was what I was fundamentally doing wrong the entire time. Thank you.
I gotta say Aimee, this was the first time I have ever heard this tips to get rid of a slice. And I it was brilliant, it makes perfect sense. Thank you.
My golf has improved immensely Aimee but can you describe what I should be feeling in my core as I turn back and forward
abs for power!
Hi Aimee I played today and my drives were great , I had the best round in a while . Many thanks , go girl .
Great tip Aimee , I have seen this before a good while ago but forgot about it . I will bring it back into my game again , many thanks . You have a new follower now Aimee , I like your instruction very much .
Hi Aimee and thank you Aimee, you are amazing in every way. Very well explained 🙂
you are amazing!!!! best explanation ever!
I would love to rip it down the middle Aimee Cho!!
Solid tip – Thx
Simply amazing. Love the simplicity of the instruction. Over the years, I basically gave up on teeing off with a driver. After watching this video, I played it over in my mind. First chance I got on vacation, I successfully drove consistently straight over 3 rounds of golf, surprising myself and my friends – No More Slice … Wow! So, after 15 years, I can finally carry (and use) a driver with confidence. Can't wait till summer.
… next, to work on the "Swoosh".
Thank you, Aimee!!!
Best coach for me by far. Spot on advice conveyed in a way that is always easy to understand, including the shot demonstration. Excellent coaching in my opinion.
Hi Aimee – I'm an 8 hdcp and I draw all my clubs except my driver. I've tried to experiment with my driver to hit a draw but nothing has worked so far but I will try your tip. I have 2 questions though, you state hit the driver off your back leg but how do you avoid a reverse weight shift? also, at the point of impact it looks like your hips are slightly turned to the target. Please clarify…going to try your tip soon. Thank you very much!!!!
Excellent! Thanks Aimee.
Very good tips. Thanks, Aimee
Useful tips, thanks
nice lesson and not bad to look at either got my like
I kind of worked this out myself, but I thought it was totally wrong, even though I hit better shots. Everyone has always told me the legs and hips go first and the arms last, but when I do that I get exactly the thing you described with the spinning hips and the club being thrown to the outside, resulting in a high weak fade or slice.
Its just nice to know that I'm not all that wrong in standing flat-footed and belting it with my arms!
Been playing for 3 years and have always struggled with solid contact with the driver. Your explanation throughout the video was great and something I haven't really heard anyone else speak of anything similar. Can't wait to hit the range tomorrow and try to implement some of these things. Thanks! and keep up the videos
Where do you explain the "Y"? Does that mean an upside down Y formed by the legs and torso?
Now I got the insight, thanks so much Aimee, you are the best!
you are amazing!!!! best explanation ever!
Love the shorts!
Excellent video
thanks amiee will try this out