Slice Proof Driver, yeah right!

[EDSGolf]

Nothing can my fix my slice or is there something:

http://www.golfinstruction.com/equip...river-1360.htm

I could be on the PGA with this new driver

[SilverBullet]

From The Article:
The theory is the weights "move the club's center of gravity away from the face and toward the heel to provide a higher launch angle and a substantial slice-correcting effect," according to the company.



At the very least, I will hit the ball solid when I hit it off the heel, as I often do.

[bdcrowe]

The problem with these clubs is that they do not "cure" your slice as much as change the results of a slicing swing. If you hit a slight draw with a highly offset, draw-weighted club, you will be hitting BIGGER slices with the rest of your clubs. Then where are you, as you MAY use a driver 14 times a round and have to rely on that BIGGER slice the majority of the time.

[Esher]

Originally Posted by bdcrowe

The problem with these clubs is that they do not "cure" your slice as much as change the results of a slicing swing. If you hit a slight draw with a highly offset, draw-weighted club, you will be hitting BIGGER slices with the rest of your clubs. Then where are you, as you MAY use a driver 14 times a round and have to rely on that BIGGER slice the majority of the time.

I have tried to make that same arguement regarding drivers with a lot of offset. I usually get replies from people that say I'm making too big of a deal about it. My premise is that a golfer should at least have the desire to learn to hit their clubs correctly.