Answer by GolfBlogger.Com
The usual cause of a slice is a clubface that's open at impact. In terms of setup, you need to check your grip; you want what's known as a "strong" grip.
You might also check your equipment. A driver with more offset can help; so might a club that's weighted to promote a draw. You also might look at one that's higher lofted; the greater spin will produce more accurate results.
Finally, reconsider the driver off the tee altogether. For most 15 handicappers, the 3 wood will produce nearly as much distance (some studies say more)... but with the higher loft, your shots will be straighter. Ask yourself. Would you rather be 250 yards out in the rough, or 230 in the fairway?
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