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How Anti-Slice Drivers Work: Draw Bias, Face Angle, and CG

When I first picked up an anti-slice driver, I noticed something immediately—it looked slightly different at address. This wasn't just my imagination. The clubface appeared to be pointing slightly left of target (for right-handed golfers).

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Fade vs. Slice: Understanding the Difference for Better Golf

Let's dive into what separates these two right-moving shots (for right-handed golfers) and how you can turn your banana ball nightmare into a shot you can actually rely on.

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Most Forgiving Drivers for a Slice in 2025

You know that feeling—you make a decent swing, but the ball starts straight then curves dramatically right (for right-handed golfers).

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Driver Anti-Slice Technology: What Actually Works?

Heel weighting and closed face angles are effective anti-slice technologies, reducing slice tendencies by 12-18 yards. Adjustable drivers offer customization, improving accuracy. Draw-biased drivers help moderate slicers but may still result in slices. While no technology can fully fix swing flaws, proper equipment can significantly minimize slice severity.