Hank Haney Fixes A High Handicapper's Slice LIVE

In this video, Hall of Fame coach Hank Haney - probably best known as the man who coached Tiger Woods for 6 years during one of the most dominating stretches in golf history...
Fixes a high handicapper's slice LIVE on camera.
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[@Theacman55]

Probably one of the best instructional videos I’ve ever watched

[@darrenspring2670]

The importance of listening to great instruction from a great coach. Difference between the first few swings to the last few was amazing. This guy is probably going to enjoy golf a whole lot more if he keeps doing this.

[@laakuma]

that was just RIDICULOUS. Absolutely incredible

[@livn59]

Without a doubt the simplest and best example of slice fix ever.

[@mccullochneil]

EVER!

[@malj8621]

Wow I can't believe this was done LIVE

[@TheRealAG622]

Guarantee he puts on into the woods on the first tee of his next round. He's going to be trying to remember every little thing

[@erewnoh]

And sadly, he'll misremember something and it'll get worse. Then he won't have his slice to play, nor the boomy straight. But here's hoping he nails it and has an amazing round!

[@TheRealAG622]

@erewnoh 1000% I took lessons and it screwed everything up. Completely took my whole swing apart and tried to change every little thing. Now I went so far in the other direction that it isn't even fun to go play anymore

[@isuckatpaintball]

good thing theres a video he can watch :)

[@loumancuso4188]

I'm a slicer myself, not using any pro teacher advise i figured this out over time it was my hands not turning over leaving the club face wide open. Hank's drills and explanations as to why things happen is legendary. Wish I knew this or went to someone a lot sooner. Great video.

[@franklinko6982]

I watched it last night and went to the driving range trying today. This video is absolutely a game changer! It hits every single shot with solid impact. I only need to focus on how much close face I need on downswing

[@roberthaberkorn7930]

A good example of why this guy is one of the very best teachers of the golf swing of all time. Epic improvement in just 15 minutes.

[@jaredmetcalf5538]

very informative. that muscle memory is the hardest part to re-learning something you've been doing wrong. appreciate the content, and the lesson.

[@shawnchristy1855]

This is one of the best videos I’ve seen

[@seanlegendhavemeyer9936]

Wow wow wow wow……im speechless. This is the best slice fix video on youtube.

[@gene2024]

Hank, this video is the best! I'm not a consistent slicer. Mine are mostly straight to baby draws. But, I lacked consistency and would generally leave the Big Dog in the bag in favor of a 4 wood off the tee. I practiced your drills consistently and now play driver much better. From a 91 to 85 in a week. I'll take that!!

[@troyskolrood8144]

Thank you for this video. I have played two rounds since I originally watched this and it immediately improved my game. I normally shoot in the low 90s. Since this video and changing my grip accordingly I have shot an 86 and an 84. Great teaching. Thank you.

[@joshmorgan838]

Best video I’ve ever seen on slicing. Been out the last couple of days once at the range and once on the course. It’s changed my concept completely and im no longer slicing anything. If anything my mis hits are all bad hooks and that is only happening because i didn’t swing to the right fielder or had too tight a grip. Everything that I struggled with was fixed in this lesson! I can’t thank you enough for me changing my thinking about the swing! Now instead of baby fades with no power going 180 I’m ripping power drives with thunder contact going 225 dead straight. I got a few that went 245 but I’m sure the distance will improve with time and practice.

[@toddtoo971]

Best help I’ve had in awhile. That practice swing to right field really helped. Thank you

[@EJRodriguez1]

Will definitely try this later on my swing 👍🏼

[@wordgifts]

Awesome work, Hank. Really enjoyed that.

[@TheZinminjr]

Perfect down the middle - pure. Hank is awesome.

[@bayusaputraaaa]

thank you for this video coach. this is really helpfull

[@mark3934]

This is why its important to learn from an instructor in person. 40 years of slicing fixed in just one lesson.

[@user-wh2fd8gx1c]

Wow, great stuff.

[@stanleyderochea6505]

I learned a lot from this video. Hopefully, i can remember later in the week when i can play

[@TicTaxx]

I've just watched this on a Saturday afternoon. I'm playing tomorrow morning where I normally take a trip to slice city. Looking forward to adjusting my neutral grip and aiming out to the right on the range tonight before tomorrow

[@mick19421]

Got to give this a go.

[@kejserlj5247]

great video!

[@stephanparis6887]

The explanation on the club path relative to club face is priceless! I wish i har watched this video when i first started playing.

[@Jim88Karaoke]

Woww what a great coach. It's like magic! 👍👏👏👏

[@Seactor]

Class! Good man Hank.

[@deandreely3590]

I think this might be the solution to my slice also can’t wait to try it out

[@jazzed2b]

incredible...lesson worth thousands!

[@Munchiiiez]

pay up then kid, for all of us

[@phreak761]

​@@Munchiiiez🫡

[@williamb2845]

Hank is the man

[@liquidsmokemustang1537]

Incredible improvement in a short period of time. Hank is the swing whisperer.

[@thefivepoints]

Those mountains look nice.

[@Pdubya69GS]

Swinging towards judge is his biggest key at the end. When he wasn't reminded of that he pulled it dead left.

[@randelldickerson6147]

Wow what a driver's session I had today so I tried it out.. it was beautiful I understand now the secret move in the Turning of the wrist I never had it before😢😮😅 and let me tell you what a difference thanks guys I appreciate it

[@user-wk9bz5qm2k]

Hank absolute legend. Best slice fixing coach in the world and it's not even close...

[@taishilaforetch.353]

This lesson improved my driver slice immensely. Its not perfect yet but i’ve got most of the clues to at least practice hitting it straight!

[@JackRainfield]

About 25 years ago some pro said to practice swinging like Jim Furyk to fix your slice. I tried doing Jim's back swing for a whole Summer and it worked for me.

[@keithbott7978]

So cool to watch. Nothing gradual about his improved swing.

[@darrenbeechall1830]

Hank the golf god 🙌 🙏 👌 thank you

[@jackuzzi5251]

Impressive

[@dgrays2800]

Happy days

[@PaulJellico]

That training was actually EXTREMELY helpful.I’ve added 25-50 yards to my drives, and not only are they straight, I’m I’m finally starting to see a draw.

[@georgesimmons4923]

As a habitual slicer this makes sense.

[@pl6818]

11:51 Hank was like this guy….

[@leecalv2604]

question do you grip your irons the same way you do your driver in this manner to get the same results?

[@juelzswaggtastic]

If anyone is wondering the course is The Vineyard in Escondido San Diego California

[@liongliheng8485]

do all these apply to irons, hybrid and woods too?

[@jack-hq7gr]

Great instructional sequence… but I’m exhausted watching…

[@JojohnWick]

Grip and grip strength is very important

[@zackraynor5156]

I have to be honest I could never hit my driver with the open face I always would slice so I adjusted and would still drive it 280 but every now and then I’d get into a slump and then hit a great drive then garbage. I watched this video last night on the course now and within 4 swings on the range I’m hitting my furthest straightest drives. Already made par on 3 holes: hell of a coach

[@oscarsolo2209]

Where can I find this man

[@wayneallen9849]

Will this work for irons too?

[@viagabee9193]

it’s all in the grip and people don’t really understand that. putting those hands in the right position will feel awkward but you got to build up the feel, that’s all.

[@nockreel1190]

Life long slicer 😂

[@benhogan4739]

Curious what course this is. I live in Phoenix but doesn’t look familiar. Played almost all of them.

[@user-jm8ux1pl5u]

I think it’s in fountain hills. My family has lived there for 30 years. I don’t know what course it is but those condos in the background look exactly like what I see when I visit my parents. Possibly FH Country club, Red Rock, Sunridge Canyon or maybe even Eagle Mountain.

[@petervandenbroeck4183]

Ridiculous is right, amazing. That guys life has changed.

[@tylerduncan1321]

My man is huffing and puffing heavy

[@tommatthew112]

Does this approach work for irons as well as drivers?

[@dsc-nr5zy]

Not cutting across the ball and having a closed face to path? Yes. It even works for chip shots.

[@rod9525]

Ask Chip Beck and Sam Randolph about Hank's swing coaching.

[@catgolfer1]

It's fascinating watching middle aged men take lessons in a sport.😺

[@Pdubya69GS]

I never saw it

[@deadlymantis4210]

I hated watching the inability to follow instruction, but loved the results and his reactions towards the end

[@therevolvingmonk]

His inability to follow the instructions was due to how deeply ingrained the wrong way of swinging/gripping the club was in him. 40 years and all those thousands of hours made doing it wrong basically reflexive.

[@CDubRealTalk]

My house plants have more atheletic ability than these chimps

[@deadlymantis4210]

@@therevolvingmonk I disagree.....

[@phreak761]

​@@deadlymantis4210How can you disagree with a fact? 🤔

[@deadlymantis4210]

@@phreak761 The fact being ?????

[@DizzyGoat44]

Lol fucks up the grip every time

[@geoffcohen613]

Yes should have stopped him, and made him re grip.

[@oldschoolgamer2414]

GRIP is everything. If you don't get that right, nothing will every be good with your game. YOU HAVE TO GET THAT RIGHT FIRST.

[@JeffreyJohnson85]

Ok but how do i the exact opposite of this? The majority of my shots are straigh or draw and my bad shots are a snap hook. Ive been trying for 5 years to learn to fade the ball and cant at all.

[@dereckjones6980]

thatvone was just like the last one 🤔said the first one drew,second one deffo faded

[@DocMatthews0311]

I hope he said 4 years…

[@Jeff_Louis]

Hank Haney can do this in 15mins for this guy? If I hire Hank for 1hr I'll be ready for the PGA tour 😅

[@RichieCat4223]

And how much did it cost for this lesson?

[@mathewmue5547]

Probably way less than new clubs, that for some reason, we belive will fix our horrible techniques...

[@joshmorgan838]

Whatever it was it was worth every penny.

[@Adam3030-zf4gr]

Free for us

[@tompem]

Hank, couldn't you shut his stance 30 degrees, to instantly correct his NATURAL 30 degree slice path. Then, it would be just the correcting of face. You'd be halfway there instantly, no learning of new, (and unnatural for this player) swing path. You saw how EASILY he reverted to his natural swing path at the end. Not to mention, how his path would be on the first tee at his club with people watching... Appreciate all you do and your dedication to the game....

[@CDubRealTalk]

I just did what you said and shot a 63 course record

[@davass82]

It's clear in his 40 years of golf he has never thought about his grip or swing direction. Gets shown a stronger grip and every time he goes back to his weak grip. Good lesson but I don't think it's going to stick. He was already swinging left by the end, he's going to be slicing it the same way the next time he goes to the course.

[@CDubRealTalk]

Chimps

[@phreak761]

Yes, the only way to ingrain this into his muscle memory is through thousands of repetitions swinging for the draw with the coaches prompting. It is unlikely he can stick to it on his own.

[@joshmorgan838]

I think the best part of this video is him being shown repeatedly that his grip keeps going back to his default. If you want a lesson to stick work on it a little bit every day especially when you first get the instruction and it’s fresh in your mind.

[@DrumnT]

I wonder how much that 15 minute lesson cost.😮

[@sourpatch_king]

He means 1st base right? Cos 2nd and centerfield are in the same direction.

[@DocMatthews0311]

Bruh… watch a baseball tutorial because we don’t have the patience to be debating baseball basics with you right now. It’s hard enough trying to break my baseball swing

[@sourpatch_king]

Wtf are you saying? If he’s saying 2nd but means 1st it changes the advice. You have to be daft. It’s baffling.

[@cjpixel]

Second baseman, not second base

[@DocMatthews0311]

Coach tells you to shoot the ball into the basket. You’re looking for a trash can. Everyone laughs at you. Then you go “oh, you meant basket-ball GOAL”. Use your cognitive skills, homie.

[@NeilLB7]

Is this a trick to hit straight? Is the strong grip over exaggerated to the point it’s covering up poor wrists or swing motion? Or is this the correct way to hold the club? I was taught the “correct grip” and swing but I slice for one or a combination of various reasons. It’s why I haven’t golfed in 17 years. I couldn’t take it anymore. At 50 I’m now ready to dedicate my self to listen and learn. But I want to know what’s correct. Is this swing correct and will transfer to irons? Or is that a whole different grip? I always hit my irons straight. Just not my driver. Woods are usually straight. It’s off the tee I have a slice. If it’s all good I can hit 275-300. But it’s rare it’s straight. 1 out of 10.

[@gr310west]

It's a correction and it works. The strong grip brings the face around faster. It works with irons as well. There is only one reason you consistently slice a drive. Your club face is open. Swinging to the right forces a more inside out swing and will help close the face. All instructors teach this. Once you get the feel down you'll realize you're actually swinging straight!

[@martynzl]

40 years?

[@daramaccarthy]

Class

[@geoffcohen613]

Why did he wait 40 years to sort this problems out. Bet he has tried 20 new drivers over that time. Plus we didn't see his iron swing.

[@rorygillmore6555]

Lets just remember that no one really sees where the balls go do they? All I see is a green line... 😂 I've met and seen a lot of people that have that weird loop to their swing all the time. They have great shot shape but to make contact as a recreational golfer that doesn't practice much, they swing way too slow to even bother keeping a driver in the bag. Other people have told me yeah, I got rid of the slice but now I either hit it straight or pull it, but at least it the shape is straight... And thats what I experienced, sure I can hit some bullet straight 280s but then I hit it 50 yards to the right and then once I lose a shot pulling it, it gets into my head that I'm overdoing the method, then I'm right back to slicing it.. 😂

[@RMT363]

After watching this video I realized that my grip has probably been my biggest detriment 🤦🏾‍♂

[@c5jp904]

In week he’ll be hitting it off the planet again…sadly.

[@EJRodriguez1]

Hopefully he’ll have this video saved somewhere to watch back.

[@geoffcohen613]

Yes don't think he will break 90 soon.

[@jamesjackson4135]

He's making it more complicated than it has to be. The driver is a hammer just treat it like like that. Your backswing isn't important. It's all about hitting the nail on the head.

[@mikepresland519]

I’ve seen this video a number of times and understand what he’s trying to teach. But when I get on the course, and have to play to 6, my brain forgets all of his instructions. I hate slicing the ball. A draw is soooo damned hard to do for an over the top golfer.

[@igrand6473]

The pull slice comes from the right shoulder coming over the target line , when right shoulder needs to be held back while the arms swing down. Bryson has a short on his channel explaining this

[@racerxv6valvoline424]

I'm probably gonna get nailed for saying this! No doubt that Hank is the coach for the golf swing. What I don't understand is why not correct his approach, swing, and grip!!! To me Hank just made is grip stronger to compensate for his swing plane...

[@alexanderlabrea]

Literally 80% of the video is him trying to teach a new swing path though? Out to in -> In to out... The whole reverse loop, swinging out to the 2nd baseman is exactly that.

[@stormoverload]

Awesome instruction video. Too bad the student was completely out of breath during the middle of the lesson.

[@scottthecarguy8147]

“I’ve been playing 40 years”. - Never had a lesson

[@easttexan2933]

I find this video absolutely hilarious. He fixes a high handicapper's slice but could get Tiger in the fairway. Think about that.

[@jakephelps4766]

I think if Hank had to tell him grip under more again he was going to have an aneurysm

[@BangHammers]

Holy cow... I feel like I'm being gas lit.. what he's saying does not match what I'm seeing... super checker?!

[@marcosmunoz3385]

It feels uncomfortable when I turn me left hand and end up pulling and topping

[@travelwithme2111]

How tf that guy learn and I’m struggling still

[@Lokentaemus]

It's crazy to see he's getting inside more with the drills, and he has NO IDEA what's about to happen hahaha. Dramatic irony

[@DGreat33]

I bet he went back to slicing after a week.

[@jbockrath1]

Like a religious experience!

[@samblount2541]

Just cuz he's a bad golfer doesn't mean you get to call him a handicapper

[@randykirk62]

40 yrs of bad habits is hard to break..😅

[@JojohnWick]

40 years slicing in golf course i wonder how many dozens ball he lost

[@1donniekak]

90% of golfers I see at the course don’t even take a full swing.

[@cvnavalew3]

40 years? 😂

[@MBGolfer]

That is not a 5hdcp...lol

[@jdheelfan]

The student can't fathom how terrible his grip was before Hank fixed it. No wonder he sliced it off the planet.

[@tailwalker84]

His grip was actually correct. Only reason Hank put it so strong is because the guy can’t rotate. It’s an old man grip.

[@jdheelfan]

@@tailwalker84 no his grip was crap. It’s the grip of someone that has absolutely no athleticism or conscience awareness of how a pro golfer holds a club. He was just doing what has felt good his whole life.

[@sausagembape677]

So funny, keep going with that