This can be very cumbersome in golf! This is because they must then compensate by opening the shoulders towards the target at set-up, and not rotating the body fully in the back swing, in order to hit the ball to the left towards the target. Open shoulders and a short body turn make the club head swing in from the outside and across the line of the ball, leading to a slice. The solution is simply to aim straight at the target, with your shoulders square, then turn your body to lead your arms and hands through the swing, bringing your shoulders back square to the target at impact for a straight shot. You can follow what the pros do, and check your alignment by placing two clubs on the ground when you practice. Put one club outside the ball, parallel to your starting line. Put the other club parallel to the first club, but in front of your toes.

If you learn to aim correctly it will help straighten the ball flight. This will greatly aid you in your golf game.