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It is a habit of many golfers to either slice or hook their golf balls after the balls come off of their clubs. It’s not like any golfer wants this happen, but it happens often anyway.
There are a few things you can do to help your shot go straight down the fairway instead of straight into the bunker.
One of the easiest things you can do is try to figure out how much of a slice or a hook you have when you hit golf balls and then turn your body accordingly. For example, if you know all your shots tend to slice toward the right after they leave your club, you may want to simply turn your body more to the left.
Although it may look like you are going to hit the ball onto a different fairway, it is more than likely that soon after the ball leaves your club, it will slice and hopefully land in the middle of the fairway of the hole on which you are playing.
This is really only a quick fix to the main problem. If you want to truly improve your shot, you simply have to practice. But all of the practice in the world does not matter if you are not practicing the right form.
You can help yourself by hiring a golf instructor to meet you at the driving range and help you work on your shot. By getting a professional to give you the right kind of advice, you will be more likely to learn the correct form and lose less golf balls in the process.
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