What Causes a Hook and How to Fix It with HackMotion

Struggling with a hook in your golf game? Coach Rob Cheney's video is a must-watch for any golfer looking to fix their hook and straighten their shots. Discover the causes behind your hook and how improving wrist action can make a significant difference.

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► What's Inside:

- Understand the root causes of a hook, primarily a closed clubface at impact due to excessive lead wrist flexion.

- Learn how adjusting the wrist angles and reducing some flexion and ulnar deviation can help square the face and produce straighter golf shots.

- Discover why correcting wrist angles is more effective than changing the swing path for fixing a hook.

► Why & How to Fix the Hook in Golf?

Correcting a hook not only straightens your shots but can also lead to longer drives and lower scores. Overcoming a hook indicates you're capable of proper rotation and squaring the clubface—fine-tuning your wrist angle enhances these abilities.

To fix the hook, you must ensure that your grip is correct, your clubface is not overly shut, and that you are properly rotating your lower body through the impact zone.

Rob Cheney emphasizes, “Until you fix the clubface, you’ll never be able to fix the swing path.” You can't address the clubface issue until you've mastered wrist control.

Ready to overcome your hook and improve your game? Watch the video now and start practicing with HackMotion.

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