So I went out for a round today and applied your method just to remind you I’ve had a massive slice for years to the point I haven’t used my driver for almost 5yrs. Today I hit nearly ever fairway and also was cheeky enough to hit a draw. My mates were just as amazed as I was. Getting rid of the tight hands worked like gold. Thanks for fixing and making the driver a beautiful thing 😊😊
That's great. That stunned look on their faces. These are the stories I love. Hopefully, they will want to do it too. Keep up the good work. Fun times ahead for you.
Paul, this is one of the best tips on how to cure s slice. What's amazing is how easy it is to practice. You make golf not only fun but EASY to understand. Thanks Paul.
This is a good one for sure. Curing slices in minutes is one of my specialties. Super easy yet people really struggle. Once you get rid of the slice the game is so much easier and way more fun. Keep at it.
Paul, I read this yesterday. I am always slicing and had for years many kinds of so called “cures”. Today I went to the golf course and played 9 holes. NO SLICE at all. I hit the imaginary tee behind the golfball and that’s it. Thank you so much!
I played the lowest round ever yesterday after watching your tempo, and this video a couple times before I went out. Hit three greens, and for the first time ever got a few pars, and birdie opportunities that I blew due to be so excited that my shots to the green were so epic. I started with a double bogie, then remembered the tempo video. Awesome videos Paul.
Great job! You are on your way. Stay focused and try to not work on too many things at a time. See the simplicity of it. Do a few drills to master a few moves and you will keep getting better and better.
I'm a left handed player and just starting out. Hardly any instructional videos for left handed players. Thanks for including left handed instructions in this video. If you could please include more in your video that will be much appreciated. Thanks for the Videos 👍😎
Glad you liked the tip. I always refer to things in generic terms like top bottom, forward back so everyone can understand them. When I swing though I kind of have to do it right handed but from the front I am the exact mirror image of you so you actually have the best of both worlds.
Hi Paul- Really enjoy your tips. Yesterday, I hit a bucket and did the Hinge drill before every shot. A lot of shots were great but quite a few were pushes out to the left. I am a lefty. Thanks. Leon
So the ones to the left were you holding the face open. So ... roll it sooner. This is literally how simple this is. If you rolled it and every shot went straight or hooked you would not longer be a slicer. So for the ones that hooked you would be adding more body to straighten them out. So keep rolling it from the top and get rid of any slice spin. Once you can do that then work on body.
Exactly. Fix the spin. Once you do that start adding body to straighten it out if you are hooking it. I could fix you in 10 mins. No joke. Watch me do it: howtocureaslice.com/
***START HERE*** Body Swing Concept: th-cam.com/video/E8y9jEyY35k/w-d-xo.html Grip: th-cam.com/video/jQZLp8bF-Ww/w-d-xo.html Hinge Rehinge: th-cam.com/video/6ZeTqcz2pmE/w-d-xo.html Secure Grip: th-cam.com/video/Z8K3Gctkz7A/w-d-xo.html Best Drill: th-cam.com/video/cVhtL-d1B9Y/w-d-xo.html Power the swing with the legs and hip not the hands and arms. I have tons of lower body tips now posted. Try this one. It's an easy way to get you hips moving: th-cam.com/video/j1mS5Ku8Q10/w-d-xo.html
Hi Paul, when your hands cross over at the bottom of the swing, is the action of "crossing over" a result of loose wrists AND lower-body-firing (LBF) combined with perfect timing at point of impact or is "timing at impact" not a conscious thought but instead a direct result of loose wrists and LBF?
this manner of squaring the clubface (at impact) seems contrary to some other popular pros who teach squaring the face in the backswing by bowing wrist (while shallowing the club), then turning your body through impact. Paul's way seems a lot simpler and easier.
Exactly. Glad you see it. I literally watch the top videos on this subject last night. None will fix a slice. I have literally cured thousands of people in minutes. For those non-believers just watch this video and how long it took my to fix 9 slicers I never met before. You don't have to buy the product just watch the video: paulwilsongolf.com/cure-slice
Glad you noticed. I have been getting amazing results for years. Covid has allowed me to get back on TH-cam and post almost daily. So it was just a matter of time before golfers started getting better. It will keep growing now. I would like to get the word out there to stop hitting with the arms etc. and finally get people improving. It really is unbelievable how people are still struggling with this game but people keep trying to hit with the arms and few people are telling them not to. Let's see what I can do about that as we move into the future.
As the club is parallel to the ground in the downswing it is hinged to its maximum. From here on it is unhinging. Think of it like a 2 x 4 with a hinge on the end. It would not release at the top it would compress the angle until the angle releases. In no way do I want you thinking about it unless you are trying to purposely roll the wrists (roll over drill) and get the ball hooking. If you are doing this you are rolling from the top. Once you eliminate all slice spin you stop trying to roll it and allow it to happen.
If anyone doubts the importance of loose wrists, watch Phil Mickelson swing in slow motion. He begins the downswing with extraordinary lag. His wrists are loose as cooked spaghetti which allow them to turnover (release) just as Paul describes. Also note that he keeps a secure grip with his leading hand, again, just as Paul teaches. Phil is 51-years-old and drove a ball in the PGA Championship 366 yards, after rollout, while outdriving young muscle boy, Brooks Koepka. The most important aspect of the swing is simply staying loose. If you can master that one thing (easier said than done for established hackers like many of us), the other swing components fall into place much, much easier.
Exactly, just go to convince the world to try it for 1 bucket of balls. I am getting there but need everyone's help to get the word out. Imagine everyone hitting it long and straight as well as playing without pain. Wouldn't that be good. Everyone would play in 4 hours too and rarely lose golf balls.
If you are coming over the top you are hitting with arms which is leaning your forward in the downswing. Watch: th-cam.com/video/sbE-hzTXgNo/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/2cPM_FSoHNM/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/KlffJzbskmM/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/m8FxSZSmKEw/w-d-xo.html (secret tip) Learn the neutral grip too here: th-cam.com/video/jQZLp8bF-Ww/w-d-xo.html
Hi Paul, I don't understand why my clubface is so open even with loose wrists. Am I not hinging properly? Am I releasing too late? I just feel like if I have to roll over my wrists, it is forcing it and hard to time right.
There is timing between the release and body rotation. If you only speed up the body of course you would blow it right. You need to hit 10 hooks in a row. This speed up the release. Now you can drive the lower harder to straighten it out. If you blow it right do it again. Do this but early: th-cam.com/video/Xk7t9yHCO-I/w-d-xo.html So feel the arms. Roll it from the top and get it hooking first. This is step one. Once you can hook it you are doing half right. Then you add body to straighten it out. It is that simple.
Thanks. Hybrids are a little easier to hit. I am old school so I like hitting long irons. If maybe you learn with hybrids then hit a few long irons into the future once you are a better player to see if you like them.
Hi Paul, great video as usual. Quick question, what do you think of playing with a very strong left hand to get a more solid strike ( also to eliminate slice)? Thanks, Des
I am hitting my irons really pure now, but when i hit the long irons they tend to have a fade (more than i want). My short irons and driver are straight but for some reason the long irons slice. Im am really lose and love the way i hit my shorter irons and driver. DO u have any idea why this occurs?
Hey Paul, you provide me a good visual on how to make sure I hinge and re-hinge. Does the re-hinging automatically happens after you've hit the ball? And, is maintaining lag tightens your grip and arms? Thanks always!
If your wrists are tight you need to manually do this to loose up the wrists. Once loose it happens on its own. As far as the grip is concerned watch: th-cam.com/video/Z8K3Gctkz7A/w-d-xo.html
I do the banana shot with my driver. I will try this at the practice range and see what happens. My coach calls it 'turning the shower off'. One questions, does it apply to irons as well?
You can do it with irons too. It can be easier because irons are shorter. Remember though ... this is just the spin. Your body affects direction which you work on after you get the spin fixed.
I’m 2 months into this obsession and the moment I started watching your videos (starting with the hip video) and applying your techniques, people started complimenting me and noting my progress. Thanks for the great stuff Paul! I hope we can coordinate a lesson together one day!!
In order to hit it longer you need to fire your lower body way harder than you currently are. As people age they have trouble firing that hard. 220 on the fly ... yes. 250 on the fly ... that would be tough. If you were or are a better player and have hit it 250 in your life then maybe. We don't do swing analysis anymore. I do live video coaching through my app. You can find out more here: bodyswing.com/coachlink
@@paulwilsongolf Thank you Paul. I would be happy with 250 total. Doing all you exercises everyday. I have gotten much better. Been as good as a 2 20 years ago. Now a 5. I will get the apps.
If you have been a 2 hdcp is easily doable because you have done it before. You just need to get it back. This tip may help: th-cam.com/video/8docjX_sxUk/w-d-xo.html
You obviously didn't read the title of the tip or listen if you watched it. It says HOW TO CURE SLIC SPIN. So you cure the spin first ... then you cure the direction so actually it does work. Get step 1 - spin then fix step 2 - direction which I talk about in a ton of my other tips.
No probs. Just get the slice spin fixed first. Only think of spin. Once you can do that you are no longer a slicer. Yes, you are pulling it but you got the first half. Then watch these tips to fix the direction: th-cam.com/video/sbE-hzTXgNo/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/2cPM_FSoHNM/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/KlffJzbskmM/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/m8FxSZSmKEw/w-d-xo.html (secret tip)
So I went out for a round today and applied your method just to remind you I’ve had a massive slice for years to the point I haven’t used my driver for almost 5yrs. Today I hit nearly ever fairway and also was cheeky enough to hit a draw. My mates were just as amazed as I was. Getting rid of the tight hands worked like gold. Thanks for fixing and making the driver a beautiful thing 😊😊
That's great. That stunned look on their faces. These are the stories I love. Hopefully, they will want to do it too. Keep up the good work. Fun times ahead for you.
Paul, this is one of the best tips on how to cure s slice. What's amazing is how easy it is to practice. You make golf not only fun but EASY to understand. Thanks Paul.
This is a good one for sure. Curing slices in minutes is one of my specialties. Super easy yet people really struggle. Once you get rid of the slice the game is so much easier and way more fun. Keep at it.
Paul, I read this yesterday. I am always slicing and had for years many kinds of so called “cures”. Today I went to the golf course and played 9 holes. NO SLICE at all. I hit the imaginary tee behind the golfball and that’s it. Thank you so much!
Very good. I love hearing it. Get rid of that slice and great scores will follow.
This cured my slice in 1 day, I’ve been hitting fairways and drawing the ball since I applied this. Thanks!
Great to hear! Game is so much more fun when you aren't slicing that's for sure.
I played the lowest round ever yesterday after watching your tempo, and this video a couple times before I went out. Hit three greens, and for the first time ever got a few pars, and birdie opportunities that I blew due to be so excited that my shots to the green were so epic. I started with a double bogie, then remembered the tempo video. Awesome videos Paul.
Great job! You are on your way. Stay focused and try to not work on too many things at a time. See the simplicity of it. Do a few drills to master a few moves and you will keep getting better and better.
@@paulwilsongolf for now, just trying to “loosen up” is my goal.
Very good.
I'm a left handed player and just starting out. Hardly any instructional videos for left handed players. Thanks for including left handed instructions in this video. If you could please include more in your video that will be much appreciated. Thanks for the Videos 👍😎
Glad you liked the tip. I always refer to things in generic terms like top bottom, forward back so everyone can understand them. When I swing though I kind of have to do it right handed but from the front I am the exact mirror image of you so you actually have the best of both worlds.
Hi Paul- Really enjoy your tips. Yesterday, I hit a bucket and did the Hinge drill before every shot. A lot of shots were great but quite a few were pushes out to the left. I am a lefty. Thanks. Leon
So the ones to the left were you holding the face open. So ... roll it sooner. This is literally how simple this is. If you rolled it and every shot went straight or hooked you would not longer be a slicer. So for the ones that hooked you would be adding more body to straighten them out. So keep rolling it from the top and get rid of any slice spin. Once you can do that then work on body.
Love your tips-have helped me on the course!
Great to hear!
I’ve got a massive slice and yes my wrists are very tight. Makes sense what you’re saying I’ll give it a go and get back to you in a couple weeks 😊
Exactly. Fix the spin. Once you do that start adding body to straighten it out if you are hooking it. I could fix you in 10 mins. No joke. Watch me do it: howtocureaslice.com/
Your videos have helped tremendously especially the Driver!
Glad to hear it!
Paul, Awesome stuff Paul. You are the best.
Thank you kindly!
Never clicked on a video so quickly. Thank you, sir.
Let's get the slice spin gone from your shots. This will take you game to a whole new level.
@@paulwilsongolf gonna try to put it all together at the range tomorrow. Thanks again!
Always on the money with your words of wisdom, as always god bless.
I appreciate that
Great stuff, Paul. You’ve really helped me with your videos on slicing. Golf is fun again.
Glad to help. Fun is the name of the game.
Thank you Paul
You're most welcome.
I’ll try this tomorrow. Thanks!
***START HERE***
Body Swing Concept: th-cam.com/video/E8y9jEyY35k/w-d-xo.html
Grip: th-cam.com/video/jQZLp8bF-Ww/w-d-xo.html
Hinge Rehinge: th-cam.com/video/6ZeTqcz2pmE/w-d-xo.html
Secure Grip: th-cam.com/video/Z8K3Gctkz7A/w-d-xo.html
Best Drill: th-cam.com/video/cVhtL-d1B9Y/w-d-xo.html
Power the swing with the legs and hip not the hands and arms. I have tons of lower body tips now posted. Try this one. It's an easy way to get you hips moving: th-cam.com/video/j1mS5Ku8Q10/w-d-xo.html
Hi Paul, when your hands cross over at the bottom of the swing, is the action of "crossing over" a result of loose wrists AND lower-body-firing (LBF) combined with perfect timing at point of impact or is "timing at impact" not a conscious thought but instead a direct result of loose wrists and LBF?
this manner of squaring the clubface (at impact) seems contrary to some other popular pros who teach squaring the face in the backswing by bowing wrist (while shallowing the club), then turning your body through impact. Paul's way seems a lot simpler and easier.
Exactly. Glad you see it. I literally watch the top videos on this subject last night. None will fix a slice. I have literally cured thousands of people in minutes. For those non-believers just watch this video and how long it took my to fix 9 slicers I never met before. You don't have to buy the product just watch the video: paulwilsongolf.com/cure-slice
Another great video 👍
Thanks so much. I appreciate it.
Paul great great insights!
Thanks so much. I appreciate it.
You sure help a lot of people, golfers that is.
Glad you noticed. I have been getting amazing results for years. Covid has allowed me to get back on TH-cam and post almost daily. So it was just a matter of time before golfers started getting better. It will keep growing now. I would like to get the word out there to stop hitting with the arms etc. and finally get people improving. It really is unbelievable how people are still struggling with this game but people keep trying to hit with the arms and few people are telling them not to. Let's see what I can do about that as we move into the future.
Hi Paul, when/where should the rehinge process start?
As the club is parallel to the ground in the downswing it is hinged to its maximum. From here on it is unhinging. Think of it like a 2 x 4 with a hinge on the end. It would not release at the top it would compress the angle until the angle releases. In no way do I want you thinking about it unless you are trying to purposely roll the wrists (roll over drill) and get the ball hooking. If you are doing this you are rolling from the top. Once you eliminate all slice spin you stop trying to roll it and allow it to happen.
If anyone doubts the importance of loose wrists, watch Phil Mickelson swing in slow motion. He begins the downswing with extraordinary lag. His wrists are loose as cooked spaghetti which allow them to turnover (release) just as Paul describes. Also note that he keeps a secure grip with his leading hand, again, just as Paul teaches.
Phil is 51-years-old and drove a ball in the PGA Championship 366 yards, after rollout, while outdriving young muscle boy, Brooks Koepka.
The most important aspect of the swing is simply staying loose. If you can master that one thing (easier said than done for established hackers like many of us), the other swing components fall into place much, much easier.
Exactly, just go to convince the world to try it for 1 bucket of balls. I am getting there but need everyone's help to get the word out. Imagine everyone hitting it long and straight as well as playing without pain. Wouldn't that be good. Everyone would play in 4 hours too and rarely lose golf balls.
Great tip. Do you have tips to fix over swing issue? Many thanks
If you are coming over the top you are hitting with arms which is leaning your forward in the downswing. Watch:
th-cam.com/video/sbE-hzTXgNo/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/2cPM_FSoHNM/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/KlffJzbskmM/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/m8FxSZSmKEw/w-d-xo.html (secret tip)
Learn the neutral grip too here:
th-cam.com/video/jQZLp8bF-Ww/w-d-xo.html
@@paulwilsongolf yes, this is what i need. I am a heavy chicken wing swing golfer, use a lot of hands and im trying to fix it too. Many thanks Paul.
Hi Paul, I don't understand why my clubface is so open even with loose wrists. Am I not hinging properly? Am I releasing too late? I just feel like if I have to roll over my wrists, it is forcing it and hard to time right.
There is timing between the release and body rotation. If you only speed up the body of course you would blow it right. You need to hit 10 hooks in a row. This speed up the release. Now you can drive the lower harder to straighten it out. If you blow it right do it again. Do this but early: th-cam.com/video/Xk7t9yHCO-I/w-d-xo.html
So feel the arms. Roll it from the top and get it hooking first. This is step one. Once you can hook it you are doing half right. Then you add body to straighten it out. It is that simple.
Hi Paul, great lesson and great view as always. As a beginner, Would you recommend using long irons or hybrids?
Thanks. Hybrids are a little easier to hit. I am old school so I like hitting long irons. If maybe you learn with hybrids then hit a few long irons into the future once you are a better player to see if you like them.
Hi Paul, great video as usual. Quick question, what do you think of playing with a very strong left hand to get a more solid strike ( also to eliminate slice)? Thanks, Des
I am against the strong grip. Watch: th-cam.com/video/Hh_uALjl_jk/w-d-xo.html
What should your knees be doing in the backswing?
Here you go:
th-cam.com/video/wyWQ9sOHf-Y/w-d-xo.html
I am hitting my irons really pure now, but when i hit the long irons they tend to have a fade (more than i want). My short irons and driver are straight but for some reason the long irons slice. Im am really lose and love the way i hit my shorter irons and driver. DO u have any idea why this occurs?
Here you go: th-cam.com/video/kCSoZGENOYg/w-d-xo.html
Thank you Paul ..... how much does that outside - in swing path add to the slice? Or should I just stay focused on the hinge ?
Get the hinge rehinge first. I have other tips on path. This is just spin.
Hey Paul, you provide me a good visual on how to make sure I hinge and re-hinge. Does the re-hinging automatically happens after you've hit the ball? And, is maintaining lag tightens your grip and arms? Thanks always!
If your wrists are tight you need to manually do this to loose up the wrists. Once loose it happens on its own. As far as the grip is concerned watch: th-cam.com/video/Z8K3Gctkz7A/w-d-xo.html
why are there no more new videos??? i based my entire game after your tips.
Along a break. Watch my old ones. The answers are here
Hi Paul, does this apply to all clubs, even clubs like fairway woods and hybrids off the ground?
Yes, anything longer though you will have the tendency to swing hard and hook it. So do it before you hit those shots.
I reduced my loft to 8 degrees from 10.5. It helps
Usually it would be the opposite. Glad it works for your swing though.
Would you recommend bowing your wrist on backswing like Dustin Johnson does? Would this encourage a re- hinging on follow through?
If you want to hit it sideways then do what DJ does. No way you will ever get it if you work on that.
I do the banana shot with my driver. I will try this at the practice range and see what happens. My coach calls it 'turning the shower off'. One questions, does it apply to irons as well?
You can do it with irons too. It can be easier because irons are shorter. Remember though ... this is just the spin. Your body affects direction which you work on after you get the spin fixed.
How do you keep wrist loose without feeling like the club is gonna slip out of your hands?
Here you go: th-cam.com/video/Z8K3Gctkz7A/w-d-xo.html
How do I fix a push fade?
You are sliding. Need to turn more in the downswing.
I’m 2 months into this obsession and the moment I started watching your videos (starting with the hip video) and applying your techniques, people started complimenting me and noting my progress. Thanks for the great stuff Paul! I hope we can coordinate a lesson together one day!!
That is awesome! Keep up the good work.
I practice hinging but I can't get it up in the air...
I found the fix...lite tight and right tight.. thank you 😊
Very good. It's great when you can fix it.
Would like you to view my swing. How? Further, am 78 years, good shape, 175 lbs., viewed all of your lessons many times. Can I hit it 250?
In order to hit it longer you need to fire your lower body way harder than you currently are. As people age they have trouble firing that hard. 220 on the fly ... yes. 250 on the fly ... that would be tough. If you were or are a better player and have hit it 250 in your life then maybe. We don't do swing analysis anymore. I do live video coaching through my app. You can find out more here: bodyswing.com/coachlink
@@paulwilsongolf Thank you Paul. I would be happy with 250 total. Doing all you exercises everyday. I have gotten much better. Been as good as a 2 20 years ago. Now a 5. I will get the apps.
If you have been a 2 hdcp is easily doable because you have done it before. You just need to get it back. This tip may help: th-cam.com/video/8docjX_sxUk/w-d-xo.html
Great Video Nice Tips
Glad you enjoyed!
I always slice on the rough when using my iron . How do you fix it?
Same thing. Rehinge earlier.
I had my wrists loose as a mooses caboose then I threw my driver 30 yards downrange
No. That was loose grip not loose wrists. th-cam.com/video/Z8K3Gctkz7A/w-d-xo.html
@@paulwilsongolf Haha just joking Paul. These videos especially this one have been really helpful
Figured but you never know. I've had 8 people in my career actually throw it. I have to tell people to hold on so they are not number 9.
Recently I had strengthened my grip too much to compensate my slice but it still spins.... Thanks!
Right. Because a strong grip doesn't mean you are going to straighten out your shots. Loosen your wrists as I show in the video.
Its all about looooose wrists nothing else matters!!
That is a huge part of it. Hope everyone is reading this.
Loosen the hinge, Love it
Yes, this is critical.
This doesn’t work if you are coming over the top
You obviously didn't read the title of the tip or listen if you watched it. It says HOW TO CURE SLIC SPIN. So you cure the spin first ... then you cure the direction so actually it does work. Get step 1 - spin then fix step 2 - direction which I talk about in a ton of my other tips.
@@paulwilsongolf I see, my bad.
No probs. Just get the slice spin fixed first. Only think of spin. Once you can do that you are no longer a slicer. Yes, you are pulling it but you got the first half. Then watch these tips to fix the direction:
th-cam.com/video/sbE-hzTXgNo/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/2cPM_FSoHNM/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/KlffJzbskmM/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/m8FxSZSmKEw/w-d-xo.html (secret tip)
@@paulwilsongolf thank you Paul you are a great help