Fix Your Slice with SKYTRAKs Wall Range | The Ultimate Swing Correction Tool

🏌️‍♂️ Using SkyTrak devices can help golfers fix their slice by analyzing club path and face angle data.

🎯 To achieve a draw shot, start the ball to the right and curve it to the left by adjusting the club path and face angle.

⛳ Practicing with a half swing can make it easier to achieve the desired shot shape.

‍

00:00:00 - I even got around this with that nice little slice I hit that's not the goal the goal is to try to start it to the right and then curve it back to the left [Music] okay hello everyone welcome to fix your slice that was actually the one that hit this though but going into fixing your slice and everything just understanding what your sky trck is doing for you to input the numbers and just break down the data as to what occur heard now looking at this shot you can see on a

00:00:33 - couple of different areas over on the bottom right hand side you get to see where the path was going in the purple line and then the face relative to the path and to the Target in that blue line demonstrated there so if I'm looking at these this shot here looking at the club path and the face of path the club path was actually heading 11.7 de out to in that is not good and then the face a path being 11.7 de open that is going to cause a shot that's pretty much starts

00:01:00 - at the Target and keeps going away from the Target and this is something that we commonly fix all the time but you can use your sky track devices to help you fix this one way is to put up this uh Improvement range the wall is what we call it it's fantastic but I even got around this with that nice little slice I hit that's not the goal the goal is to try to start it to the right and then curve it back to the left okay so now I can go further into the ball data I want

00:01:28 - that side angle to be have an arrow over to the right which means the ball has started on the right side of our Target and then the side spin or axis tilt to be leftward so a draw axis so the arrow needs to be pointing to the left so our goal would be start it off to the right curve it to the left that means that your path must be into out and your face of path needs to be closed relative to that that path there that's what's going to get that shot for us so um now let's

00:01:55 - go ahead and see if you can curve it around the wall this is something that we were actually working on in our lesson and it was giving me some trouble so hopefully not today you got

00:02:18 - it might be it oh hit the wall that was so close it might take you a couple tries to get this obviously if you close your face too much you might hit the wall nice I think that one is a really good one oh you're so close Okay third time's a charm third time is a charm got to start a little bit more to the right path needs to be heading more to the right face being

00:02:52 - closed there we go so if I'm trying to fix someone's slice I'm just making sure that we're imposing the exact opposite let's make sure we can start the ball to the right and curve it to the left by adjusting that path the face of path use your sky track use the numbers the ball data the club data and everything that it compiles up there with the side angle the side spin path and the face of path that that ball data and that club data just enhances your practice something

00:03:19 - that you told me yesterday because it was hard for me to get a shop shape like this doing a full swing um and once we moved to a half swing that made it a lot easier so if people at home are having trouble getting this shot shape with a full swing you could always switch to a half swing and try to get it that way yeah slow it down absolutely don't have to go 11% all the time if you're trying to do something a little bit different it's okay to slow it down so awesome well

00:03:44 - thank you Lexi really good job thanks thank you [Music]

‍