Common Causes
What might be happening?
- Face open to the path
- Out-to-in path with the driver
- Ball position that encourages a steep strike
- Poor contact toward the heel
Slice Fix Workflow
Fixing a slice starts with knowing what kind of slice you have. A weak wipe, a pull-slice, and a block-slice can look similar on the scorecard but need different priorities.
Most AI swing analysis sees the swing. SwingIQ helps the AI understand the golfer first.
Common Causes
First Attempts
Generic Advice
Most slice advice assumes one cause. That can make golfers chase a grip fix when their real issue is setup, contact, or the way they deliver the club.
Golfer Context
Your scoring goal, normal shot height, weekly practice time, practice environment, and driver miss direction should shape the first fix you try.
SwingIQ
SwingIQ helps you create a clear AI prompt so ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, or another assistant can connect the slice to your actual golfer profile.
SwingIQ does not directly analyze video in the MVP. It creates a personalized AI swing-analysis prompt based on your assessment answers, then you use that prompt with your preferred AI assistant and swing video or images.
Not sure whether SwingIQ will find the right priority? See a sample report before starting.
See Example ReportFAQ
SwingIQ is an educational context tool. It does not guarantee results, replace lessons, or evaluate pain, injuries, or medical concerns.
It depends on your ball flight. Many slicers need face awareness first, but some need setup or path before the face can improve.
AI can help organize feedback when it has good video and context. SwingIQ supplies the context layer, not the video analysis itself.
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Want a focused plan for your own game? Take the free SwingIQ assessment, or view a sample report first.