The only connection to the club and you is in your hands. This directly effects the position of the clubface at impact and why most teachers first look at your grip. The best tip to try is “Turn your hands to where the ball is going”.

For a right handed player - if you are hitting fades or slices, a simple fix may be to turn your hands to the right (the same way the ball is going) on your grip. This “strengthens” your grip and gets the clubface closed faster instead of being to open and going to the right. On the opposite end, if the ball is drawing or hooking too much (starting straight and going left) turn your hands to the left on the grip. This will make your grip “weaker” and let the clubface stay open much longer than before.

Have some fun the next time you are practicing and try this tip, you could strengthen your game by using your imagination and really see what you can make the ball do. Consult your local professional if you have any questions.