Five fixes can help golfers eliminate slicing issues
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 25, 2026, 11:50 AM
Last updated Aug 25, 2026
Recreational golfers often struggle with slicing the ball, a problem that disrupts drives and lowers confidence. Top instructors like Kellie Stenzel emphasize the role of foot positioning and body rotation in addressing this issue. Many players mistakenly focus on strength, but mechanics are key; adjusting foot angles can enhance mobility and improve shot accuracy. By making these changes, golfers can work towards straighter drives and potentially lower their scores. This guidance comes from expertise shared by Golf.com and Golf Monthly.
- •Common slice issue affects many golfers, harming their game.
- •Foot positioning impacts swing mechanics and shot outcomes.
- •Adjusting foot angles can enhance body rotation and accuracy.
- •Emphasis on mechanics over strength leads to better golf performance.
- •Advice from Kellie Stenzel can guide players towards improvement.
- 11:50 AMYahoo Sports — Recreational Golfers Slice: 5 Fixes From Top Teachers
"Discover why you slice the ball and learn five proven fixes from Golf.com and Golf Monthly to lower your scores and hit straighter drives.
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