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"But I had to make 3 corrections (left, right, left)"
That means you need to do some advanced driving courses.
It can be VERY difficult to catch a sudden rear-wheel slide, but sawing the steering wheel back and forth is not the correct solution.
Of course, you must counter-steer (opposite lock) to catch the first slide, but then AS SOON AS YOU FEEL THE REAR COMING BACK, you must CENTER THE STEERING WHEEL.
That will settle the car. Wait half a second and correct again if the car is pointing in the wrong direction.
If you swing the steering wheel from side to side, the car will do the same.
I KNOW, this is not easy, but it is a reflex you need to program into you system. And don't even THINK of touching the brake before the car is settled.
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