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If your driver is sending the ball 30 or 40 yards offline, PGA and LPGA Master Professional Dr. Alison Curdt has a clear, practical fix. In this video, she breaks down exactly why the slice happens and gives you two specific changes to make it stop. Simple to follow and genuinely effective, this one is worth your time.
Dr. Alison Curdt – Driving
Dr. Alison Curdt identifies the two root causes of a driver slice — an out-to-in swing path and an open club face at impact — and walks you through how to address both. She explains the sequencing change needed in your downswing and introduces a straightforward feel cue to square the face through the ball. If your drives are consistently going right, this video gets straight to the point.
Key Takeaways
Start the downswing from the ground up
Start the downswing from the ground up
Firing the lower body first while keeping your upper body turned back allows the club to shallow and return on a better path, rather than coming over the top.
Use the glove logo to square the face
Focusing on turning the logo of your glove towards the ground through impact helps close an open club face and return it to square at the point of contact.
Work on each fix separately before combining them
Practise the path correction and the face rotation independently at slow speed first, then blend them together before building back up to full swing speed.
Take these two changes — lower body lead and glove logo down — to the range and work through them slowly before putting them together. This video suits golfers who are losing drives to the right and want a clear, structured reason why, along with the feels to fix it.
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