GOLF Magazine's Tom Stickney shows you how to fix your slice with a tip from Paul Segerlund from 1970. Make sure everything is parallel in alignment and then pre-cock your right hip backwards that allows the arms for an end to out swing path. >> OUR GOLF MAGAZINE’S BEST SLICE FIX TIP COMES FROM PAUL SEGLUND FROM 1970. WHAT PAUL WANTED YOU TO DO WAS MAKE SURE THAT EVERYTHING WAS PARALLEL, LIKE A TRAIN TRACK DEFINITION OF A LINEMAN. JUST LIKE WE NORMALLY DO. AND THEN, GENTLY PRECOCK THE RIGHT HIP BACKWARDS. WHAT THIS DOES IS, ALLOWS THE ARMS, HANDS AND THE CLUB TO HAVE A NATURAL PATH TO THE INSIDE. NOW, WHAT PAUL DID NOT WANT US TO DO IS PUT OURSELVES IN A CONDITION, PRECOCK THE RIGHT HIP AND THEN USE OUR ARMS TO PULL THE CLUB TO THE INSIDE. BY SITTING EVERYTHING HERE AND PRECOCKING THE RIGHT HIP BACKWARDS, YOU HAVE A SEGUE OR AN AVENUE FOR THE ARMS, HANDS AND CLUB TO MOVE TO THE INSIDE, PROMOTING AN IN-TO-OUT SWING PATH. WHAT MOST AMATEURS DO IS, THEY TEND TO LINE UP OPEN OR TO THE LEFT OF THEIR TARGET LINE. FROM THERE, THE CLUB TENDS TO CREATE AN OUT-TO-IN OR SLICE-TYPE-PRODUCING TYPE OF MOTION, WHICH ROBS OF US OF DISTANCE, POWER AND ACCURACY. SO LET’S REVIEW. WHAT WE’D LIKE TO DO, SET OUR BODY PARALLEL LEFT OF OUR TARGET. FROM THERE, WHAT WE WANT TO DO IS GENTLY PRECOCK THE RIGHT HIP BACKWARDS, ALLOWING OUR HANDS AND ARMS AND CLUB TO COME TO THE INSIDE. WHEN THAT HAPPENS, WE SHOULD COME FROM THE INSIDE TO PRODUCE A NICE LITTLE DRAW. LET’S SEE IF IT WORKS. THAT’S THE DRAW I'M LOOKING FOR.