Common Causes
What might be happening?
- Open clubface at impact
- Swing path moving too far across the ball
- Grip or setup that leaves the face open
- Trying to steer the ball instead of swinging through it
Driver Slice Help
A driver slice usually feels like the same mistake over and over: the ball starts left or straight, then peels weakly to the right. The cause can be face angle, path, setup, tempo, or a mix of all four.
Most AI swing analysis sees the swing. SwingIQ helps the AI understand the golfer first.
Common Causes
First Attempts
Generic Advice
Generic slice tips often skip your ball flight, handicap, driver carry, practice time, and whether you are fighting contact or direction first.
Golfer Context
A beginner trying to keep the ball in play may need a different first step than a 12-handicap golfer who already has speed but leaves the face open.
SwingIQ
SwingIQ turns your assessment answers into a personalized prompt that tells your preferred AI assistant what kind of slicer you are before it reviews your swing media.
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.
No. A slice can come from face angle, path, contact, setup, or sequencing, so the right priority depends on the golfer.
No. SwingIQ creates the prompt and golfer context. You use that prompt with an AI assistant that can review your video or images.
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