podsufc

I play off 10.8, but have a terrible fade, is a 400cc apparantly anti slice driver any good to me?
thanks

65nlovenit

Buying an anti-slice driver may solve one particular problem but really its just masking another. Spend the money and take a lesson, let a pro teach you how to fix a slice or hook or what ever your hitting problem is, that way you can use any club that suits your fancy.

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Topflite_d2

I have a bad slice some days. I went to the local golf store and they suggested the TaylorMade r7 draw. It helps straghten out drives. The only thing is it is a 460cc club head. I have a 400cc now and I can't wait to upgrade.

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marto97

I agree with 65nlovenit, don't mask the problem get it fixed. A lesson will help but you must practise what you learn.

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CallowayBig12

Ya I would also suggest some lessons - I know they are costly to some but you could gain a lot of method from one of those guys

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300Yards

Yep, I too agree on the pro.. You can try hitting a draw driver to see if that helps you, but odds are you have mutliple problems that need addressing. A fade/slice is the hardest problem to fix, because there are so many causes.