Nick if you lined up 100 teaching pros you'd probably get 100 different definitions of 'the slot'.
Can I ask why this is an issue you feel so strongly about?
I agree.
Is there potentially a middle ground between the OP and crossfield? I.e. Don't seek to attain 'the slot', just sort your numbers out on a launch monitor and the slot will take care of itself?!
SLDR is a very low spinning driver, so it's important you use more loft to get the right launch. Your driver is higher spinning so you don't necessarily need the extra loft.
I've had the V2 and V3. V2 was going through batteries very quickly (a complaint I've heard from quite a few people), so Bushnell replaced it with a V3.
As as said above, the V3 vibrates when you've hit the flag which is quite useful. Overall I've been much happier with the V3 and would...
When I took up golf I could only slice. Now after lessons/lots of golf I can only draw/hook.
To the OP, lots of top pros only hit it one way. By all means mess around with trying to hit a fade at the range, but it is not a necessary skill to lower your scores.
I think as a trial I'm going to try regular chipping/pitching/putting practice this summer. I tend to spend more time on the course than the range/practice ground so I'll change my approach and see what results it brings.
Don't think I'll ever have the drive of the very low guys I see at the...
Appreciate the input. I need to have a think about whether or not I want to put the time in to improve. I'm enjoying my golf but just having too many rounds where I feel as though I've let a lot of shots go. But I guess if I want to get much lower it's going to take time and effort!
Thanks mcbroon.
I'm sure I could hole a few more putts but I'm generally ok. I don't feel like I throw shots away on the green. I know it's not the best stat but I tend to have 32 putts or less a round (although admittedly I don't have many sub 30 putt rounds).