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I heard this great tip to help cure a slice. Best of all it is simple to do once you understand it. I would have to say that I have battled with a slice in my game and I’ll bet you have too. This part of my game cost me in more than one area. So let’s take a look at the cure.

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If you are anything like me you love your golf game. It’s great to be a part of the game and once you have done that it’s great try and master it. We have some very advanced equipment and the players know how to use it. They also know how the six inch game works. I guess you could say it’s all a matter of attitude, confidence and state of mind.

You can train or be trained how to stand, hold the club, swing the club, strike the ball, and follow through and so on but no one can teach attitude and concentration. You can see it in all the greats. You’re all waiting for me to bring him up so I will, just watch Tiger and you will see how the six inch game is mastered. I’m not sure how Tiger does it but I can explain how it can be done.

Have you ever had a perfect putt, You felt it right? Everyone might think you were lucky on that 10 footer but you know you felt it all the way. You just knew from the time you swung the club just right that the speed was perfect and you had a feeling in your body and mind just before you took the shot that it was in all the way. Admit it you have felt this. Well that is six inch game. It’s in your state of mind.

You might be saying so what? Well here is so what! You know how to make the shot. You know what club to use and you know what swing will get the job done. You know this because you have felt it and done it before. Think of it in terms of a computer. You put all the needed information in a computer to attain a certain result. Once that information is there you can access the program and run it to get the same result every time.

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