Take a can of foot spray and lightly on your driver’s face. Then tee up your shot, take a swing and see where your ball leaves a mark. It’s that simple.
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How do you fix a slice spin on a golf club?
By placing more weight in the heel section of the club versus the toe section, the toe will naturally release more. This will keep the face from being so open at impact, thus reducing the slice spin that causes the ball to curve right in the air. There are a few ways to add weight into the heel.
How do thinner club faces make the ball farther?
We can take any golf driver and make it hit 20-40 yards further. The science behind this is simple: a thinner club face allows the face to flex more when it hits a ball and then spring back with much more velocity. We are being talked about on all the golf forums, blogs and golf courses!
What is Golf driver shaving?
We have invented a process known as golf driver shaving which reduces the face thickness on drivers to create more trampoline effect and distance. We can take any golf driver and make it hit 20-40 yards further.
How can I reduce my slice on my driver?
3 ways to reduce your slice by tweaking your driver setup 1 Shift the center of gravity to the heel#N#Scott Piercy applies lead tape to the rear and heel sections of his Titleist... 2 Play a shaft with a softer tip#N#Many golfers fall into the trap of looking to the pros for what driver shaft to play. 3 Look to the hosel More ...
What does Chapstick on your driver do?
By putting sunscreen, chapstick, Vaseline, or other similar substances onto the face of the driver the player could reduce unwanted spin. This was especially helpful for a popular, fade-hitting major-winner on Tour.
Does putting Vaseline on your golf club?
4:3322:44We Put Vaseline On Golf Clubs... NO SPIN?! - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipIf I hit that probably two and a half more feet that's in the hole figures placing the Vaseline onMoreIf I hit that probably two and a half more feet that's in the hole figures placing the Vaseline on the putter face we got to do it for every. Shot.
Does the face of a golf driver wear out?
If it is from a reputable manufacturer, then it should last for at least five years under reasonably heavy use. This means playing 30 to 40 rounds of golf a year and going to the driving range about once a week. The face will not lose its pop -- i.e., resilience or ability to spring back during impact.
Does Chapstick stop a slice?
Chapsticking The Driver The same thing can happen in golf. Using something like chapstick on your clubface will actually reduce a lot of the spin. When you have less spin you'll have fewer hooks and slices.
What can I spray on my golf club face?
First, go to the store and get a can of athlete's foot spray powder. This is what you will use to mark your clubface as shown in the photo above. It will not damage the club and will come off with a wet towel. Just make sure you get the one that does NOT dry clear or you will not be able to “see” your impact point.
How do I get more roll out of my driver?
1:554:37Stripe your drives for less spin, more carry and roll distance. - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipTake your normal address position and try and get the feeling again as you change direction in theMoreTake your normal address position and try and get the feeling again as you change direction in the downswing of jumping up and getting that hip out of the way that left hip out of the way firing.
Why do I get no distance with my driver?
0:102:26Tip of the week: No distance with the driver? - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipIt can be something as simple as the loft setting on the driver. Now. Does that mean that it changesMoreIt can be something as simple as the loft setting on the driver. Now. Does that mean that it changes no but sometimes your swing starts to change a little bit. So remember we have adjustability.
How often should you replace your driver golf?
3 to 5 yearsKeep in mind that 3 to 5 years of use is a general guideline and differs for all golfers. If you play 30 to 40 rounds per year then based on normal wear and tear you should consider getting a new driver every 5 years. If you play less than that, then you could wait for 5 to 7 years.
Do golf drivers lose distance over time?
Yes, drivers can lose distance over time. Admittedly, that timeframe can be greatly reduced if you're a tour pro like Bryson DeChambeau, who has the fastest swing on the PGA Tour this year at 133 miles per hour.
How do you juice a driver?
0:001:23Juice your driver - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipAnd a common denominator of every single good driver of the ball is you've got to start down withMoreAnd a common denominator of every single good driver of the ball is you've got to start down with your lower body first keeping your upper body wound. Up not letting it unwind.
Are golf groove sharpeners legal?
Are golf groove sharpeners legal? While it is perfectly legal to use a golf groove sharpener, your modified club must still comply with the rules of the game regarding golf groove alignment, depth and spacing.
Does Golf Club shaving work?
The data suggest that the shaved face driver does exactly what it is intended to do: Shaving the face of a driver produces ball speeds on average of 4 mph faster than a stock head. Higher ball speeds equal longer distances; the shaved Jetspeed traveled a full 10 yards farther than its USGA-conforming counterpart.
How do you cheat on a golf driver?
4:476:49Driver Cheat | Petroleum Jelly on Driver Test - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipWe have to rotate the body at least 90 degrees or the shoulders. As you swing at the top preferably.MoreWe have to rotate the body at least 90 degrees or the shoulders. As you swing at the top preferably.
How do you cheat at golf?
0:568:35THIS IS HOW GOLFERS CHEAT AT GOLF - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipThe first cheating device in golf. Some people are buying this strap this to your leg and press thisMoreThe first cheating device in golf. Some people are buying this strap this to your leg and press this look strap. Cover up tap ball drops out have a bit of experiment with this shall.
Do shaved drivers work?
The data suggest that the shaved face driver does exactly what it is intended to do: Shaving the face of a driver produces ball speeds on average of 4 mph faster than a stock head. Higher ball speeds equal longer distances; the shaved Jetspeed traveled a full 10 yards farther than its USGA-conforming counterpart.
How do you juice a driver?
0:001:23Juice your driver - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipAnd a common denominator of every single good driver of the ball is you've got to start down withMoreAnd a common denominator of every single good driver of the ball is you've got to start down with your lower body first keeping your upper body wound. Up not letting it unwind.
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Not a rules violation as there is no foreign substance applied to the club and it has not been altered during the course of play. Polishing the face is no different than adding lead tape. I doubt polishing the face will reduce spin.
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King Kobra this is true but only if you have an ascending swing. Probably of a few degrees or more because it has to be enough to cause enough top spin to counteract the back spin. If your swing is level to descending the scorelines will absolutely kill you though.
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Very illegal. As I understand, if you shave too much, you can break the clubhead. I considered wasting my money on it for fun of it but decided not to.
turtleback
Saw an add on Ebay to " shave the face thickness on drivers to create more trampoline effect and distance." Wouldn't that make the club illegal?
Martyn W
Driver faces are already very thin. Apart from the legality, you would certainly be compromising the integrity of the head and asking for a cracked face - the warranty would obviously invalidated too.
turtleback
I just hate having to wipe the shaving cream off the ball every time I shave my driver.
What is a slice off the tee?
The slice is undoubtedly the most common issue that plagues amateur golfers, and it costs them distance, strokes on the scorecard, and sanity. The best way to fix a slice, of course, is to take lessons from a teaching professional and spend endless hours on ...
Why do pros use driver shafts?
The problem is, many pros use driver shafts that are built to lower spin and keep the ball from drawing too much. They use stiff and stable profiles, often with very strong tip sections. To reduce a slice, you’ll want to do the opposite.
Is a softer tip better for slicers?
But Tim Briand, the Senior Vice President of True Spec Golf (which is owned by the same parent company as GOLF) warns that a shaft with a softer tip isn’t great for every slicer.
How to remove advesive from golf clubs?
To remove any advesive you can use any of the following common household products: Rubbing alcohol, nailpolish remover, hand sanitizer. Apply any of the above to a rag, rub on the spot in question, and Voila. Clean. Just be careful with the nailpolish remover and any paintfill on your clubs.
How to protect a golf club?
1 - Use masking tape to protect the crown, sole, or any other part of the club you need to. 2 - Grab a pad of fine steel wool (or a brillo pad, or whatever is in your house). 3 - Go the the sink, wet the face and steel wool.
PUTTING THE MYTH TO THE TEST!
A few weeks ago I ran across a product on the web called NoSlice. I had heard similar slogans and claims before…ones like, “Try our product and eliminate your slice & hook!” or “Our product is revolutionary!”. So why I decided to post anything about it in the MGS forum is just as much of a mystery to me today as it was a few weeks ago.
WHICH PRODUCTS WERE TESTED
When it came to choosing which substances we would select for our {MYGOLFSPY LABS! – Performance Enhancing Lube “MYTH”} testing we went with the ones that tended to be most popular regarding the myth. The ones most often spoke about when referring to using substances on the face of their drivers to correct a hook or a slice were:
TESTING PROCEDURE
Our testing was done with 3 golfers. Each tester would select a driver that they used for each test. They were then asked to hit 40 shots with the driver they chose before starting the test.
TESTING NOTES
While I know most people are interested in where the ball lands, I think it should be emphasized that the measure of these products’ effectiveness is really in the spin numbers.
TESTING RESULTS
Surprisingly…all of the products showed an ability to both reduce back spin and side spin and also improve accuracy, but NoSlice was the most effective….and most user-friendly. As you can see NoSlice won every category.
