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As a golfer, are you consistently hitting the ball too far right (or left, if you are left-handed) of the target line? If you answered yes, then you are encountering one of the most common problems among golfers: slicing. Luckily, correcting a golf slice can easily be done by following a few simple strategies. First, you need to understand what causes a slice. A slice occurs when the golfer skews the backswing and returns to the ball on a slanted plane (in other words, they do not hit the ball squarely). This sends the ball into a slight spin (clockwise for right-handed players) since the face of the club tends to be somewhat open. This usually has less to do with the swing path and more to do with the grip. The easiest way of correcting a golf slice is to start with altering the way you hold the club. When a golfer uses a grip that is more to the left (or right) it is known as a "weak grip." To alleviate the problem, simply try turning your grip a little in the opposite dire...