Top Flite D2 Straight?

Question

I just purchased the Top Flite D2 Straight balls.....I have a pretty bad slice on my drives......does this ball have the impact like they say it does?

Answer 1

golf balls will not cure a slice, but i can.

have someone look at your back swing and make shure its not to steep or flat.  Once it is over your shoulder instead of pushing down with your right arm(if you were a righty) pull with you left hand during you down swing.

This will eliminate the most common slice shape, the over the top motion.

Answer 2

Slightly but not much. I find these balls to fly straight in any direction. So they will help, but the cure is the indian, not the arrow.

Answer 3

I don't think the ball will help that much.

I play the D2 Feel and it's great ... love the thin cover feel

Answer 4

I think those new balls will spin less than what you used to hit.

However, if you have a really bad slice. I think the problem is from your swing instead of balls. If you can cure your swing, I think you'd hit much better with those new balls, because after all, the D2 Straight does give carry more distance and straighter direction if you hit them correctly.

Here is a good online source on curing a slice. Go to videojug.com and search for "why we slice?" and "how to stop slicing". And Mr. Rickard Strongert will show you how to stop them.

Answer 5

No ball can cure a "pretty bad slice".  Dimple patterns can be set up to create more or less spin, but if your club face is open at impact and you put left to right spin on the ball, it will still slice.  Hopefully not as much as it used to, but you will not magically start hitting the ball down the middle.

Answer 6

not much at all.  Not enough to cure a pretty bad slice.  Get lessons or look online how to fix a slice.

Answer 7

It won't matter what golf ball you purchase, it will not fix a slice, hook or what the problem may be. To fix a slice maybe see a professional coach and get them to help you out. Good Luck.

Have a good one...