Word of caution, if you're slicing, your face is open to your path, and your path is out to in. If you follow this advice, and begin swinging in to out, but still have a face to path that is open, it will end up farther right than it did before because now you're hitting a push slice, rather than a pull slice or straight slice (regarding start line and curve behavior). Also, if you start turning your hands over, you're gonna hit hooks.
Word of caution, if you're slicing, your face is open to your path, and your path is out to in. If you follow this advice, and begin swinging in to out, but still have a face to path that is open, it will end up farther right than it did before because now you're hitting a push slice, rather than a pull slice or straight slice (regarding start line and curve behavior). Also, if you start turning your hands over, you're gonna hit hooks.
Very good advise but I recommend you go back to your old work because you are rude