I found this tip on Golf.com that will help stop slicing the golf ball.

No matter what club you have in your hand, you know what the result will be: a huge slice. Nothing seems to be able to fix it, and you’ve resorted to just aiming way left off the tee. Sound familiar? If so, … we’ll help fix the slice and end your banana ball woes.

THE FIX

Your control hand—the right—is out of position at the top. Blame old-school instruction. You’ve been told to bend your right elbow and hinge your right wrist at the end of your backswing, as though you were balancing a tray (below). That tip is an oldie but a baddie: It promotes an open clubface at impact, causing slices. Instead, feel as though your right palm is facing away from the target at the top, as if you were signaling someone to stop (above). Consider it a sign of the slice-free times.

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I am very keep to try this out the next time I head to the range.