'Pull slice' occurs when the swing path is outside-to-in and the clubface is open to clubpath and closed to target.

'Pull slice' occurs when the swing path is outside-to-in and the clubface is open to clubpath and closed to target.

• A. Not related
• B. Sometimes
• C. True
• D. False

Answer: (C)

The main idea is how swing path and clubface orientation determine start direction and the amount of sidespin. An outside-to-in path tends to produce a left-to-right spin, which creates a slice. If the clubface is open to that path, it promotes more rightward influence on the ball. But if the clubface is closed to the target line, it is aimed more left of the target, causing the ball to start left. The combination—start left because the face is closed to the target, with outside-to-in path and an open face relative to the path that still drives rightward spin—produces a shot that begins left and curves to the right. That matches a pull slice, so the statement is true.

The main idea is how swing path and clubface orientation determine start direction and the amount of sidespin. An outside-to-in path tends to produce a left-to-right spin, which creates a slice. If the clubface is open to that path, it promotes more rightward influence on the ball. But if the clubface is closed to the target line, it is aimed more left of the target, causing the ball to start left. The combination—start left because the face is closed to the target, with outside-to-in path and an open face relative to the path that still drives rightward spin—produces a shot that begins left and curves to the right. That matches a pull slice, so the statement is true.