Do you fight a slice with your driver off the tee? You're not alone, it's probably the most common swing flaw among golfers.

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Many golfers play so defensively through impact that they’ll never know what a fully released driver feels like. Tour players rarely slice. Their misses stay controlled, usually as pushes or slight ...