When you have trouble slicing the ball, you need to close the clubface. This is the most common error. The problem is that even though people hear and read this golf tips slice over and over again, it’s difficult for them to remember and/or implement it while they’re on the course. In order to increase your odds of remember this golf tips slice, think of something unique. For instance, when you stand over the ball and you’re ready to hit, imagine your golf club saying, “Open me up for a slice of frustration.” Anything silly along those lines will do. The more ridiculous, the more memorable. This might sound like an odd approach, but we’re looking for what’s effective. Feel free to add any dialogue you want for your club. As long as you have an interesting thought in mind prior to hitting, you’re bound to remember to close your club.