G· GOLF NUGGETS Find Browse Teaching moments Full Swing · Mental Model Check backswing coil when the body causes a hook A wristy, handsy backswing with too little coil can cause lost power. In this golfer's swing, the body then tries to make up that power on the way down, and using too much body through the ball can produce a rope hook. Channel: Golf with Aimee Watch official source at 1:02 Full SwingGolf With AimeeHookDistance-Loss Keep learningTee the driver lower for a squeezy fade to stop lefts — Dan GrieveBall position back hooks; forward slices — Danny MaudeFix face control before rebuilding path — stayhandsyTest control before choosing an overall-light build — Club ChampionFix a hook by holding the clubface off, not regripping — Dan GrieveCheck if you are too inside when every shot draws — Grant Horvat Golf JavaScript is only needed for the in-app player and library actions. This verified teaching summary and its official-source link remain readable.