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To fix a driver slice and achieve a draw, focus on an inside-to-out swing path and squaring the clubface at impact by strengthening your grip, adjusting ball position, and minimizing wrist extension.

Key adjustments to turn a slice into a draw:
Strengthen your grip:
A stronger grip can help naturally square the clubface at impact.
Adjust ball position:
Moving the ball slightly back in your stance can help promote an inside-to-out swing path.
Promote an inside-to-out swing path:
Body alignment: Set up with a closed stance, meaning your hips and shoulders are aligned more to the right of your target (for a right-handed golfer).
Swing path drills: Practice swinging the club on an inside-to-out path to the target, often using alignment sticks as guides.
Clubface control:
Minimize wrist extension at the top of your backswing and actively work on keeping the clubface square to the path at impact. A strong grip and proper hand action during the downswing can help achieve this.
Lower body engagement:
Initiate your swing with your lower body and ensure a proper lateral shift towards the target to avoid the "over the top" motion that often causes a slice.
Drills to practice:
Motorcycle Drill & Headcover Drill: These are designed to improve face control and swing direction.
Closed stance with target line: Setting up with a closed stance and keeping the clubface pointed at the target can help you feel the inside-to-out path needed for a draw.
Squat drill: This drill helps counter the "over the top" movement by encouraging proper weight shift and an inside swing path