How to Fix Your Slice

For Good

If you’re an Austin golfer searching for ways to fix your slice, you’re not alone. It’s one of the most common issues we see at ATX Golf Performance—and one of the most frustrating for players at all levels. But here’s the truth: fixing your slice isn’t just about grip and clubface. It’s about understanding your swing pattern, your body’s movement habits, and how to retrain them with precision.

What Causes a Slice?

A slice typically results from an open clubface at impact combined with an outside-in swing path. This can be triggered by:

  • A weak grip

  • Poor posture or alignment

  • Lack of body rotation

  • Overactive arms or hands

But most instruction stops there. At ATX Golf Performance, we go deeper—into biomechanics, nervous system integration, and motor pattern retraining to make your fix stick.

Our Process for Fixing Your Slice

  1. Detailed Assessment
    We use video analysis, 3D motion capture, and pressure plate technology to identify the true root cause of your slice. This isn't guesswork—it's data-backed insight.

  2. Movement Pattern Rebuild
    Often, the slice is a compensation for a movement dysfunction. We address the mobility, sequencing, or balance issues driving that faulty pattern, using a blend of skill drills and somatic feedback.

  3. Reprogramming Through Repetition
    Fixing a slice means building new neural pathways. That’s why we prescribe high-quality, intentional reps that help embed the correct swing motion—not just during the lesson, but in how you practice.

  4. Mind-Body Connection Work
    Many slicers get stuck in overcorrection mode—thinking their way into tension. We teach players how to ground their body, quiet mental chatter, and build felt-sense awareness that leads to lasting change.

Common Mistakes Golfers Make When Fixing a Slice

  • Overcorrecting with the hands, leading to pulls or hooks

  • Ignoring body alignment and foot pressure

  • Practicing the same flawed swing without feedback

  • Getting overwhelmed by swing thoughts instead of focusing on feel

Why This Matters

A consistent, controlled ball flight unlocks the rest of your game. You can start attacking pins, hitting more fairways, and playing with confidence. Our golfers don’t just fix their slice—they transform their entire approach.

Start Fixing Your Slice Today

Whether you’re new to golf or a competitive player stuck in old patterns, ATX Golf Performance is your destination for results-driven, science-backed instruction. Led by expert coaches Martin du Toit and Benjah Miller, we combine elite swing coaching with movement science, mental training, and high-performance strategy.

Book a Game Evaluation session now and start building a swing that holds up under pressure.

Say goodbye to that slice—for good.

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