Hook
152 verified teaching moments with direct channel credit and official-source links.
Lower the right eye at the top (McIlroy head tilt)Channel: CraigHansonGolf
Neutralize a strong grip to address a driver hookChannel: Golf with Aimee
Favor a fade and miss your driver right to stay in playChannel: Micah Morris
Return to the 45-degree circleChannel: Danny Maude
Weaken a hooker's grip to show two knucklesChannel: Golf with Aimee
Shallow a strong grip with the lead armChannel: SagutoGolf
Set driver ball position off your lead heelChannel: Danny Maude
Judge iron offset by the resulting ball flightChannel: Club Champion
Fix a hook by taking the club back more to the insideChannel: SagutoGolf
Keep the fingers behind the wrist through impactChannel: stayhandsy
Learn to hook to understand and tame your sliceChannel: Mark Immelman
Match shaft kick to excess face closureChannel: Club Champion
Use this player's out-front fade feel for a hookChannel: Club Champion
Pete Cowan's pen-circle drill for swing pathChannel: Danny Maude
A draw must start right of your targetChannel: Micah Morris
Match backswing and downswing on one pathChannel: SagutoGolf
Use misses to test a driver combinationChannel: Club Champion
Two keys to consistent ball striking: low point and arcChannel: Danny Maude- Open the window to turn high through the ballChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Reject a club that requires swing manipulationChannel: Club Champion
How lie angle at impact turns into a hook or fadeChannel: Club Champion
Prefer a neutral grip over a strong gripChannel: SagutoGolf
Keep lead-leg flex; don't straighten the knee earlyChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Strong grips close the face; weak grips leave it openChannel: Danny Maude- Flattening the wrist at the top closes a strong-grip faceChannel: SagutoGolf
Use handle position to read hooks versus slicesChannel: stayhandsy- Build a neutral grip in the fingersChannel: Danny Maude
Set up 60/40 on trail side to cut a hookChannel: SagutoGolf
Square the forearms and clubface togetherChannel: Danny Maude
Fight fire with fire: hit your opposite missChannel: Mark Immelman
Compare shaft feel when launch numbers matchChannel: Club Champion- Read your miss: over-the-top slices, under hooksChannel: SagutoGolf
Add loft through impact to counter a late flipChannel: Danny Maude
Miss it on the safe side of a water hazardChannel: Bryson DeChambeau
Stay centered and rotate around the spineChannel: PorzakGolf
Aiming your body right can make you hook itChannel: Golf with Aimee
Pitch over the lead shoulderChannel: Danny Maude
Keep face-to-path difference within two degreesChannel: Club Champion- Avoid masking swing patterns with club biasChannel: Club Champion
- Hold the clubface square 8 inches past impactChannel: Golf with Aimee
Don't copy a pro's stated feel from tutorialsChannel: Grant Horvat Golf
Read slice vs hook as catching the ball late or earlyChannel: Danny Maude- Match cupping to the gripChannel: SagutoGolf
Use a neutral lead-hand grip that needs no manipulationChannel: Todd Graves
Open your stance to move three-wood contact forwardChannel: Grant Horvat Golf- Keep the trail-hand V square through impactChannel: stayhandsy
Sink the head and open the chest to stop going leftChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Drop the trail foot back to feel the downswingChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Don't over-shallow by shoving hips toward the targetChannel: SagutoGolf
Paint the ceiling and splatter the paint with driverChannel: Danny Maude
Read a draw from path right of the faceChannel: Golf with Aimee
Match driver CG to your hook biasChannel: Bryson DeChambeau