The slice is the most common ball flight of everyday golfers.

If it's small and predictable, then it's not a bad way to get around a golf course, but if the ball starts curving too much to the right...watch out!

You'll start losing distance, having trouble with longer clubs, losing balls off the tee box, and have inconsistent contact.

The good news is...fixing a slice is definitely achievable if you train in the correct sequence.

Many golfers are knowledgeable about the slice and understand it's cause: 1) an open clubface and 2) cutting across the ball. But few golfers have success fixing it, because they miss key steps.

Here's your plan to finally get rid of that miss to the right.

1) Check Grip and Shoulder Alignment

2) Turn With A Square Clubface

3) Keep Head Back and Release Club