Fix & Cure Your Hook!
The infomercials on TV and your local golf shop offer many products that claim to fix your slice. Yet they usually don't work. Why? A slice isn't always caused by the "over-the-top swing" (outside in). Also, most advertised instant slice fixes are tricks to get you to swing a certain way without actually knowing the real cause. Click here to get more details on why the works-like-magic training aids are usually not the answer.
Hard truth: your slice (or hook) is caused by flawed movement of the club at impact, which is caused by poor swing habits.
Harder truth: Your slice or hook may be caused by one or a combination of a handful of possible causes, and another golfer's causes may not be the same as yours. One of these factors is almost NEVER discussed in books or golf-magazine tips! Yet this little book runs you through a logical, complete process that covers the several factors that cause a golf swing to go wrong, and tells you how to make new habits. If you follow the process, this fix works!
The information in this book empowers you to understand why a golf ball slices (or hooks). Then it gives you information and a simple routine to follow in short, daily practice sessions that will fix your slice (or hook) in about three weeks.
To get the golf slice (or golf hook) fix, click here.
This book includes details of a good golf swing. You can tend to them or ignore them and just focus on straightening out your shots. It gives you the best method for retraining muscle memory according to desired swing mechanics.
You won't spend $100 to get the golf-slice (and golf-hook) cure like you will on most infomercial gizmos. Click here to find out more about what this book costs.
With the information in this little book, which is less than 60 pages in a 6"x 9" paperback, you have everything you need to analyze why a shot went wrong and make the proper adjustment - even while you're playing! Try that with a gimmick training aid that the rules of golf expressly state you have to leave behind while playing!
"A lesson with the assistant golf pro at my local golf center was interesting. He gave me a few pointers. At the end, he told me to hit balls at half speed until I learned to hit straight.
But after I read the slice cure, I realized there were two specific things that the teaching pro never discussed.
If not for the information in this book, I'd still be hitting big slices off the tee whenever I needed a big drive.
It worked for me even when the teaching pro didn't."
"It was always kind of confusing as to exactly what made the ball curve. The diagrams removed the mystery. Thanks."
If you get this book, it's better than buying a book at your local bookstore; with this one, if you have questions, you email me, and we'll communicate.
The truth is that once you are armed with the necessary information, then you can fix your slice if you really want to. Read the book, do the suggested practice routine, learn, and straighten your slice (or hook).
How many dollars have you wasted in the hopes of a magic slice fix? New clubs? Some training-aid gimmick?
This is no gimmick. There are no promises of magical cures. It's a simple book with to-the-point information.
Act now and cut that slice (or hook) from your game!