Hook
152 verified teaching moments with direct channel credit and official-source links.
Tee the driver lower for a squeezy fade to stop leftsChannel: Dan Grieve
Ball position back hooks; forward slicesChannel: Danny Maude
Fix face control before rebuilding pathChannel: stayhandsy
Test control before choosing an overall-light buildChannel: Club Champion
Fix a hook by holding the clubface off, not regrippingChannel: Dan Grieve
Check if you are too inside when every shot drawsChannel: Grant Horvat Golf
Keep hands quiet with the face aimed at the targetChannel: SagutoGolf
Hit the bag on a 45-degree arcChannel: Danny Maude
Three-step indoor stick drill for an on-plane backswingChannel: Golf with Aimee
Bigger grips make it harder to hit it leftChannel: Grant Horvat Golf
Square the clubface at setup to avoid hook spinChannel: Golf with Aimee
Weigh higher hands: more speed, but over-the-top riskChannel: Golf with Aimee
Tune lie, loft, and CG togetherChannel: Club Champion
Check forearm alignment, not just the clubface, at setupChannel: Danny Maude- For a hook, check the face and body for closedChannel: Golf with Aimee
Ball-position misses create opposite curvesChannel: Danny Maude
Set the clubface square before taking your gripChannel: Grant Horvat Golf
Keep the lead wrist cupped at the top with a strong gripChannel: SagutoGolf
Test a more upright lie for a slingy flipChannel: Club Champion
Keep the heel ahead of the toeChannel: stayhandsy
Move the ball up and keep the club outside for long ironsChannel: Grant Horvat Golf
Check driver equipment when the ball hooksChannel: Golf with Aimee
Aim right when the lie will hook the ballChannel: Micah Morris
Match lead-hand range to body tiltChannel: Todd Graves
Use rotation and passive hands to control a block-hookChannel: Club Champion
Check shaft stiffness when a strong swing hooksChannel: Golf with Aimee
Balance iron distance against miss controlChannel: Club Champion
Keep the grip stable during the roundChannel: SagutoGolf
Constant rotation narrows the miss to the rightChannel: PorzakGolf
Move the ball forward to shift a hook pathChannel: Danny Maude
Read start direction from the face, curve from the pathChannel: SagutoGolf- Rotate into the left hip, not the knee, to stop the hookChannel: Golf with Aimee
Use a tip-stiff shaft to fight a hookChannel: Club Champion
Keep the club heel up for a passive releaseChannel: CraigHansonGolf- Rehearse where the clubhead sits relative to your shoulderChannel: Danny Maude
Keep the hands quiet and take it back squareChannel: SagutoGolf
Diagnose open-face misses before adding a flipChannel: Golf with Aimee
Spot a strong grip behind low, left shotsChannel: SagutoGolf
Clock the clubface to one o'clockChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Lead the right elbow to the finish line to shallowChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Curve comes from face relative to path, not targetChannel: Danny Maude
Rehearse a square clubface at impact in slow motionChannel: Danny Maude
Tilting away from target moves low point behind ballChannel: SagutoGolf
Check grip thickness by your fingers on the palmChannel: Dan Grieve
Why decelerating a partial shot sends it long and leftChannel: PorzakGolf
Aim to one side so your miss feeds back to the middleChannel: Club Champion
Fight a hooking lie by closing your stanceChannel: Grant Horvat Golf- Move an excessively strong grip left to reduce hooksChannel: Dan Grieve
Four-move drill to sync hands and body and coilChannel: Golf with Aimee
Strong trail-hand grip and a shut clubfaceChannel: PorzakGolf
Flatten the lie angle to offset a left-crossing curveChannel: Club Champion- Feel a fade to bring an under-plane path back on-planeChannel: Golf with Aimee
Understand how driver curvature offsets toe-strike spinChannel: Club Champion
Use a stiffer hybrid shaft if whippy shafts hookChannel: Grant Horvat Golf
Diagnose ball flight by strike point, not path guessesChannel: Club Champion
Two-stick drill to stop tilting awayChannel: SagutoGolf
Build a shaft-plane guide with an alignment stickChannel: SagutoGolf
Match lead-wrist shape to grip strengthChannel: stayhandsy- Check backswing coil when the body causes a hookChannel: Golf with Aimee
For a hook, feel more over than underChannel: Danny Maude- Know why a strong grip sends shots low and leftChannel: SagutoGolf
Move the right-hand crease upChannel: PorzakGolf
Groove the hands-touching release positionChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Fit toward both extremes before finding the middleChannel: Club Champion
Don't stiffen your shaft to cure a hookChannel: Club Champion
Groove lead-side feel with a 100-yard sand wedge drillChannel: Club Champion
Read slice and hook from face relative to pathChannel: stayhandsy
Play a ball above your feet with a held-off faceChannel: Golf with Aimee
Use tee height and heel to control shapeChannel: Dan Grieve- Trace a left miss to a closed face, not your bodyChannel: stayhandsy
Fix face before adding speedChannel: Danny Maude
Judge curve from face-to-pathChannel: SagutoGolf
Diagnose head-back hooks and excessive drawsChannel: Golf with Aimee
Add arms without looseningChannel: Danny Maude- Retain loft while managing an overdrawChannel: Club Champion
- Use ball position to bias swing pathChannel: SagutoGolf
- Reduce in-to-out path to tame a hookChannel: SagutoGolf
Ball above your feet: expect a hook, aim rightChannel: Dan Grieve
Check iron center of gravity against a hook missChannel: Micah Morris- Match the lead arm to the foot lineChannel: PorzakGolf
Fit for both yardage spacing and miss directionChannel: Club Champion- Rehearse the destinationChannel: Danny Maude
Only change a strong grip if it starts causing a faultChannel: Club Champion- Pinch the grip with thumbs closeChannel: stayhandsy
More head weight can slow face closure for a left missChannel: Club Champion
Tee it low to eliminate the left miss with driverChannel: GOLF's Subpar
Shift weight left to stop an in-to-out pathChannel: Micah Morris- Use feedback to calibrate face feelChannel: Danny Maude
- Choose open alignment over closedChannel: Golf with Aimee
- Too much tilt away causes thin shots and hooksChannel: SagutoGolf
Lengthen hand path without clubhead travelChannel: Micah Morris- Use side bend and neck tilt to stop hitting it leftChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Finish with both arms straightChannel: Danny Maude
Shorten the hybrid shaft to flatten lie and reduce hookingChannel: Club Champion- Treat grip fidgeting as failed transferChannel: stayhandsy
- Keep some cupping at the top with a strong gripChannel: SagutoGolf
Finish with the lead hand under shoulderChannel: Danny Maude
Check the clubface at halfway back to catch slices and hooksChannel: SagutoGolf
Understand steep shoulders with a shut faceChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Use shoulders-on-a-rail for pathChannel: SagutoGolf