How to Tee off straight?
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I can help the first thing I need you to check is your grip. make shour you can see two nukles on your right hand. and the V'S of you hands are pointing to your right sholder.\nthen you need to check that your are lined up sqair to the target line.
1129282
Putting the ball back in the stance, using a stiffer shaft, and make sure your not pushing the club down with your right side (big deep bone jarring divots
756803
Too right arm dominant. Practice with just your left arm on the putter, then let you right arm just hang around for the ride.
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If your ball starts on target (i.e., where you are aiming) and then curves, the curve is likely due to the club-head not traveling in a straight line when it is striking the ball.  The simplest drill that I know to fix this is to get a long foam tube (like you use to bash your sister with at the beach) and place it about 2" outside of your ball and pointed at your target.  Then try to hit the golf ball without hitting the tube (tip: it will be really, really hard to do!)\n\nIf, however, your ball starts to the right of your target and then curves farther right, then you are hitting the ball with an open face.  This type of error is somewhat more easy to fix . . . usually by using a "stronger" grip (i.e., rolling the hands a little bit to the right on the grip).\n\nDisclaimer: I'm no golf teacher . . . just a guy who's been playing for about 38 years . . . $100 spent on 3 or 4 lessons would probably pay a much bigger benefit than any tip you will get here.\n\nGood luck!
471135
1. How consistent you are (use conact tape)\n2. From that, how to adust your howzel angle. \nThis can adjust your natural swing
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Everyone can tell you put it back in your stance, put it forward in your stance, move back, move forward.....whatever.\nSlow down your swing and start there.  If you have to make slight adjustments from there then you can.  Main thing is to not swing too hard.  Dont try to kill it.  Making good connection is what you want.  Slowing your swing down will help stop your club from moving too much.  Just try it.
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To me the easiest way would be adjusting the position of the ball in your stance slightly.  If you slice it move it towards your front foot more so that the clubface gets turned more before you hit it if you hook it move it back a little so that the club face doesnt get that far turned before you hit it.
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Most people would be better off to take the club head back on the same track as the desired downswing path.  Likewise a shorter backswing (less than parallel) could help.  \n\nDon't be so upright  You must take the club back flatter.  That is more around your  body.  That would be a good start.  Then make sure that just before impact you start releasing the club head sooner than before.  Visualize the club head traveling on an inside to out path at impact.  There are of course a lot of other things that need to take place in order to duplicate and become effective and repetitive.  Make sure weight is transferred to left side before impact.  End up with all of your weight on that left foot and be up on right toe in balance.\n\nThen there's always the procedure adopted by Jim Furyk.  Take the club back outside and drop it inside on the downswing.
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Power comes with practice. Curve comes with technique.\n\n1.   Approach the ball straight on.  \n  \n2.   Place your nonkicking foot to the side of the ball and about 12 inches behind the ball.  \n  \n3.   Take a full backswing with your kicking leg.  \n  \n4.   Keep your ankle locked at a 90-degree angle.  \n  \n5.   Point your toes severely to the right before making contact with the ball, if you are kicking with your left foot, or to the left if kicking with your right foot.  \n  \n6.   Strike the ball on the side closest to your planted foot.  \n  \n7.   Follow through, keeping your toes pointed to the right.
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Check how your hands move during your swing.  This can add a lot of power and the ball will jump off your club face.\nhttp://www.pga.com/improve/tips/swing/improve_elliott062904.cfm\nhttp://www.golfswingguru.com/rss/article11.htm
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A couple of things you can do.  At a practice green.  Place about 10 or 12 balls in a circle around the hole starting at about 2 feet.  Make each putt.  Then make the circle 3 feet. Make each putt.  Then 4 feet.  etc. out to about 15 feet.  This helps you learn feel.  Remember to let the arms hang feely and make the putting stroke smooth like a pendulum keeping the face of the putter on the target line back and through.  Same distance back and through.  If you go back 6 inches then follow through 6 inches.  Other than that call me for a lesson.
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The best thing would be to see a professional golfer and he can advise you on how to improve your game. Yahoo's golf tips suggests selecting a target area and focussing on that. \n\n# Stand behind your ball on the tee and pick out a 10- to 15-yard landing area, then picture an imaginary line from that spot back to your ball.\n# As you address the ball, focus on an intermediate target a few feet in front of you. Align your ball square to that point, and don't worry about hazards, distant mountains or anything else.\n# Right before you pull the trigger, take one last look at your landing area. Take a cue from the Tour players, who by this point are only thinking about getting their ball to that spot.\n# Make a confident swing, knowing that you've done what it takes to line up the shot. Practice this on the range, and you'll be ready to conquer any intimidating visual tricks.\n\nThere are also plenty of training aids available see Yahoo directory.
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If you mean pulling your head off the ball... head moves with shoulder this is a huge problem 'cause it makesseeing the ball virtually impossible.  How to correct:\n\nGet a tee and put the ball on it.  Look out ot the pitcher mound or where it would be...  Now follow the imaginary pitch all the way to the tee.  Hit the ball but focus on not moving your head but looking at the tee where the ball was.  It will take a lot of practice to break this but with time and a lot of swings... you will correct it.\n\nIf you uderstand how to properly hit a ball to the opposite field. (Wait for the ball to get deeper) During the next several practices have someone pitch you BP and hit everything you get pitched to the opposite field.  The trick here is to not wait for the outside pitch but try to force everything to the opposite field.  High, Low, Inside, Outside... Wait on it and take it to the opposite field!  Make a game of it... I like this better than tee work (but do both) because you are actively involved in hitting a pitched ball.  Hitting to the opposite field requires your eyes to stay on the ball longer and deeper.  \n\nIn a game situation when you are worried about it... we all get that way!  Consider taking the first pitch and follow it all the way to the catchers mitt.  This will reinforce the muscle memory right before you launch one!!!\n\nIt will take a lot of practice to break this but with time and a lot of swings... you will correct it.  Remember it took a while to form the bad habit...  \n\nGOOD LUCK!
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Ok, seriously, turn so that you are facing downhill horizontal to the slope of the hill, and lean back onto the blade on the back side of your board (your heel side).  And bend your knees.  Don't give up, and avoid rails and pipes until you've mastered all types of hills!
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Kick down on the tail, slide your front foot up and push down on the nose. Then level the board out. If I remember right anyway...
473013
Try moving the ball back in your stance just a fraction.  It sounds like your swing path is consistent, and this might cure your problem rather easily.
305160
practice. take lessons. anyone who is giving you any other answer is only giving you advice from their own experience and their swing is different than yours - guaranteed. Like the guy that said go to the gym... i don't go to the gym, i can hit 300 easy. i do have a naturally fast swing speed, but if i used the wrong club, i wouldn't hit as far, so any equipment suggestion would not be that helpful either. if you take lessons, your coach can send you in the right direction. there's no "secret" everyone's looking for a secret that's why golf magazines keep selling. you want to hit farther? maximize club head speed using the shaft and swing speed. easy to say, not so easy to do.