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How to Fix Your Hook in Golf: Video Lessons from the Pros

The best videos selected by Fred P to help you understand why your ball curves too far to the left and how to correct it.

The “Hook” Lessons”

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Grip and clubface

A strong grip, a closed face during the backswing or at the 9 o'clock position: the first steps to correct a hook, step by step.

Plane and Arms During the Downswing

Club too far back, arms tucked behind your body: bring the club back in front of you to correct a hook with the driver.

Impact and rotation that stops

Belt buckle toward the target, grip ahead of the head, rotation maintained: these are the reference points for impact against the hands that are shaking.

A hook results from a closed clubface relative to the target line: a strong grip, a closed clubface at the top of the swing, a club that’s too flat, or a rotation that stops at impact. Identify the cause, then work on the corresponding exercise.

In summary: How to fix a hook

Control your grip and the clubface at the top of the backswing

Don't let the club hang too low on the downswing

Maintain the rotation of your body all the way through the finish

Correcting a Hook with a Driver and Irons

* Amateur competitions with guidance from the pros