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Learning to correct and eliminate your golf hook from your game is vital to lowering your handicap and improving your score. If you want to improve your game by eliminating common errors look no further than our list below of great golf articles and videos to help you with your golf hook.
Understanding your equipment is necessary for good golfers; hit down with irons to make the ball go up and hit up with metals...
Depending on whether you are a hooker or slicer, making a minor adjustment to your setup and having a plan before you hit the...
An inside out swing approaches the ball on the downswing from too low, hitting the half of the ball closer to the player, cau...
There are four common reasons for why golfers hook the ball, find out which one applies to you and how to fix it...
Practicing at the range with a mid iron, not your driver, and if you have too steep a swing plane, practice off a tee...
Push shots are caused by a swing that is too shallow and from the inside, many times caused by the body moving in front of th...
Use your eyes and vision to change your ball shape by getting your torso on top of your lower body to cure your hook...
Using your driver to practice accentuates errors in your swing, especially if you slice, and low handicappers can use it to p...
Hooks are caused by the disconnection of the left or right elbow to the body, which forces you to flip your hands over before...
Play the ball back, aim right, close your clubface and swing inside out...
Find out Hank Haney`s philosophy of teaching golf by analyzing your ball flight...
Keep the club further out in front of you in the backswing and downswing to allow your body to turn through during the swing...
The swing plane affects your balance and the direction of the ball...
Keeping your right elbow tucked in during the downswing leads to the common problem of flipping your wrists...
The hook is caused when the club face is looking to the left of the direction you are swinging...
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I once had the good fortune to play golf with Arnold Palmer in the summer of 1991. My father was playing with him and there was a fourth slot, which he graciously offered to me.
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