Driving Straight

What golfer does not want to be able to drive the ball straight at will? Of course, if this happens to be Will Ferrell or Will Smith or some other famous will that you'd like to take a shot at, you may want to consider the legal ramifications first.

Nevertheless, most golfers want to hit the ball straight.

Yes, some may want to draw or fade the ball at time, or even hook or slice the ball on rare occasions, but hitting the ball straight is the main staple in any golfer's repertoire.

Driving straight in golfer requires concentration, a steady hand, a repeatable swing and basically having all parts moving together. If all your parts aren't moving together, you're more like a malfunctioning machine in an I Love Lucy rerun.

Driving the golf ball straight may require just a simple adjustment to your swing or a major overhaul. It all depends on how out of whack you've become. Consistency is the key here.

If you've consistently taught your body and muscle memory to swing badly and hook or slice the ball, chances are this repetition will keep you doing just that. If you are not driving the ball straight, it's important to get this corrected as soon as possible, so that you can give your muscle memory repetitions of well struck balls.

Below are listed some of my favorite resources that will help you with driving straight so that you're not constantly out-of-bounds finding other peoples' golf balls in the deep grass or woods.

The Smart Stick is a Laser Golf Training Aid that gives you visual feedback all the way through your swing.

Medicus dual-hinged driver gives you immediate feedback on your golf swing so that you can drive straight. This specialty golf training aid will eliminate hooks and slices and help you to drive straighter and farther than ever before.

The Instant Golf Slice Cure shows you "The Dave Way" to permanent fix your slice. Find quick and easy tips to straighten out your swing now.

The Markwort Power Swing is a golf training aid that will allow for wrist control and muscle memory.