The game of golf can be one of the most interesting and enjoyable games played. It can also be the most frustrating game played. One of the major frustrations is the slice. There are many golf instruction slice tips, and many make the cure worse than the problem.

One such golf instruction slice tip [http://www.curemyslice.net] is to make sure the club grip is proper. The proper grip is the left hand placed on the club grip with the gap between the fore finger and thumb facing straight up and the right hand interlaced into the left hand. This is a good start, and may have to be altered slightly to cure the slice. Make sure the alterations to this grip occur in small increments around the grip of the club rotating to the right. Get this right and then the backswing can begin.

The second golf instruction slice tip will involve the proper grip being used to begin the backswing and using the proper backswing to complete the downswing to hit the golf ball. Keep the backswing slow and easy, and at the same time, do not loosen the grip established in the setup. As the golfer begins the downswing, it is very easy to change the grip, or rotate the hands slightly causing the club head to open. If this continues, the club head will strike the ball open and the ball will slice off to the right.

The final golf instruction slice tip is to practice the way the club head strikes the ball. Slowly swing the club into the backswing, and slowly bring it back to the ball. Watch the way the club head would strike the ball if it were to be in full swing. Slight changes can be made in the grip before each practice swing until the club head meets the ball square, but parallel to the golfer's stance.

Golf instruction slice tips such as these simple tips can shave stokes off the golfer's score, relieve some of the golfer's frustration, and make the golf game much more enjoyable for not the only the golfer, but also the other golfer's on the course.