Driver recommendations - Lefty slice

[Bigbilly]

Recommendations for a lefty with a shallow swing path and a ton of side spin, and average swing speed. Should I be considering a draw bias or an offset ?

[SubaruWRX]

1 hour ago, Bigbilly said:

Recommendations for a lefty with a shallow swing path and a ton of side spin, and average swing speed. Should I be considering a draw bias or an offset ?

Money will be better spent on lessons. The driver isn’t the problem when it comes to a big slice. 

[Bigbilly]

Yes agree ...if only the right club would fix that.... but Finally starting to play enough to make some tweaks and some lessons are in order when the season gets going. That being said my callaway razar x is dead and I will need somewhere to start the season. Thinking pre-owned is probably the best idea. Up in Canada we do not have a ton of options for retailers and sales and the 2020/2021 drivers are expensive for someone with a big slice 😞

[cgasucks]

Get lessons.  No club will fix your slice overnight.  When I started 20 years ago I sliced the ball too like most beginners but you have to work on it.  It took many months but I got rid of it years ago.  I'm from Vancouver myself and there's no law you have to buy a new driver from your local Golf Town every year.  I suggest you look at your local Craigslist for any deals.  That's what I do for most of my club purchases.

Edited January 12, 2021 by cgasucks

[MattM97]

No driver or shaft will fix a big slice, I know this because I have one. I took one lesson last year before everything shut down and even that one little lesson helped the slice a bit but it's still present some days but not as much as before. That money you want to spend on a driver spend it on some lessons and then buy yourself a driver after. 

[ChipNRun]

12 hours ago, SubaruWRX said:

Money will be better spent on lessons. The driver isn’t the problem when it comes to a big slice. 

 

[Shushwap]

I have to go with the others on this.. I used to be the slice king... now I tend to over draw the ball... 

Look through Craigslist or the used online guys... I picked up a brand new f9 driver online at the beginning of last year for 240 

Getting rid of a slice is not that hard once u understand why u slice the ball... 

Pick up a used driver and invest in a few lessons... purchase  a punch pass at the local range and work on the slice