FIX YOUR HOOK WITH THE FOLLOW THROUGH

If you consistently hooks the golf ball then this video will show you a change you can make in your follow through to help reduce the curvature of your shots.
Focusing on the follow through can definitely influence your swing path and club face at impact so I have gone over some key points about the position of your arms and wrists.
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[@kevinhom5738]

Such an underrated teacher with way too few subs. I suppose that’s why most amateurs are out there hacking it with the bandaid/garbage tips on the other channels

[@Bbrandon0709]

This is by far the BEST explanation from start to finish on why you might be hooking/drawing your shots. He starts with: 1) swing path visual that explains the club face 2) goes into a REAL solution with proper form and keys through out the follow through to think about and Q in on. Wonderful job.

[@awanumbaran777]

Totally agree, very direct n simple

[@jdoleiv]

You took the words right out of my mouth (fingers?). Brilliant video on the issue. Literally stopped my hooking on a dime.

[@scottp6761]

You are probably the only teacher on YT that knows what they are talking about

[@johnmcbeath1751]

If someone was to have a PhD in golf then I would certainly nominate Jonathan. Great explanation of the physics of the golf swing in relation to the human anatomy 🏌️‍♂️👍 keep up the excellent tuition Jonathan

[@advento]

Thanks for the guide. Golf is so counter intuitive where you have to actually swing more to the left to not hook! I'll definitely try this today

[@MG-th9sl]

This is by far the best explanation I have ever seen. Usually by the time I get to number 18 I am tired and end up hooking my ball into the woods. This usually destroys decent round. Now I know how to avoid this debacle. Thanks for your GREAT content.

[@AsianTankPilot]

Man, that is counter intuitive but now makes total sense

[@michmiguel]

Can you show how to do that with the driver? Struggling with big hooks. Thank you

[@dga7364]

Great video! I’ve been struggling with a hook. This has really helped 👍

[@olleedsbacker3015]

Thank you. A complete match with my intentions.

[@darrellhayes3646]

I was a huge slicer until I got lessons about a week ago. After that I’ve been hooking a lot of my shots. I was looking for some answers until I get back for another lesson and like always, you’ve delivered again! Thank you for all the content you put out here for us

[@gh50hill1]

Jonathan must have been born on a golf course. Thanks for sharing your wealth of knowledge while explaining things in a way even I can understand.

[@caseynelson-qe8ww]

Really awesome videos you are making Jonathan. Learning lots even as a 7 handicapper. Keep up the videos I'm really enjoying them!

[@gharveyiv]

This was a big help for me today. My pull hook isn't gone all the way, but much better overall. Will keep working on this until I get it right consistently. Thank you!

[@gsy971]

i watched this about a year and a half ago and needed to come back to it because i started hooking the ball again. I remembered this lesson but just needed to see the finer points. I also have watched other golf lessons from other youtubers and this one by far is the easiest to understand. Of course its just my opinion.

[@whitneymacdonald4396]

At first I didn't really understand what you were talking about but I stuck with it and it became more clear. This is really helpful for me. Nice work.

[@MJ1331EL]

Ha I was trying to figure out why I would end in what I called a "baseball" finish. where the club would end above my shoulders (the hook finish). Couldn't figure it out, but this helped a lot!

[@wilsonttc]

Well explained Johnathan. Thanks

[@paulpark5121]

Jonathan is an amazing teacher. Hands down my go to online instructor!! A+++

[@vino2x497]

Can u do a follow through with the driver?

[@vivasslazio]

Thanks alot! This is asolutely what happen to my swing

[@Jttw2131]

Interesting. My irons and woods are fine, but I tend to hook my hybrids. So I'll need three swings - trail arm more vertical for irons, trail arm flatter/across chest for hybrids and trail arm in between for woods. Will need to practice all three. Thanks.

[@danh-or5nt]

Jonathan, I really appreciate your attention to detail, especially in demonstrating the bio-mechanics of the swing. I'm not sure viewers realize that you included a "transcript" of each element of your video. If viewers click on the "transcript" feature they can view in freeze frame each step in the swing process you're demonstrating. Perhaps you should mention this at the end of your videos. Great job!

[@shawnkinney2392]

Thank you! This really helped. Took it to the range today not only did it go straight I gained 7-10 yrds on carry!!

[@kevindayer7931]

Perfect visual - will practice tomorrow at the range.

[@scottguo1222]

Thank you Jonathan this really helped my swing, practiced this continuously for two weeks now I don’t hook my balls any more, hit most shots flush if not a slight fade

[@russellbialecki7122]

Way good advice that I can’t wait to try. Surprising that my club teachers just wanted me to swing further to the right!

[@tankus41]

Thanks champion this has fixed my hooks and pulls… I was finishing high right now just concentrate on trail arm under pec…

[@WildoTX]

I needed this video so bad. Can't wait to get to the range this afternoon and work on my follow through

[@cosmicheretic8129]

I noticed that I was hitting the ball well when I was following through the way that you showed by accident. I'll be focusing on this on my next range session tomorrow. Thank you so much!

[@BruceLowe88]

Terminal drawer / snap hooker of the ball so was looking for a way to calm it down. This just works, took a few swings on the practice ground today but it’s definitely straightening out the ball flight with even a touch of fade. Distances not impacted but ball flight most definitely has. Thanks Jonathan for the great content and especially this new thought. 👍🏼

[@pauldubar6014]

Great succinct explanation to resolve hooking/pulling left for right handers. Great.

[@mattmalloff7377]

Sounds like the secret sauce for my short irons Jonathan, gonna try it tomorrow, thanks! 🏌‍♂️

[@kimwieslaw8339]

Excellent explanation, thanks🇦🇺

[@garystevens6265]

This explanation really resonated with me. I've had several lessons to try and help sort my hook but I couldn't put into practice what I was being told. The last pro just told me to stop rolling my hands. You're explanation to feel the cupping in the hands and the arm locations is so much easier for me to replicate!! Thank you!

[@markevans882]

Focusing on the finish position of the arms and hands rather than the downswing itself is really effective instruction. The downswing will correct itself without much conscious thought if the ending position is correct. Thank you. I'm subscribing to your channel!

[@jamiesloan7259]

These were all excellent points for someone that struggles with the dreaded hook(me). I always wanna feel like I'm exiting low left, but like you mentioned... You can't do this with "level" shoulders. I do this by extending my entire left side through impact. This does several things for me... It insures that I post up properly. It keeps me "behind" the ball, instead of smothering it. And, it allows the club face to stay more square longer through the hitting zone. Great stuff, my friend.

[@davewinter1350]

Nicely said Jonathan I like that as I am definitely hooking the ball sometimes in the worst places possible !! And from your video identified that my body is stalling , so thank you for making me understand very easily . 👍🏼

[@dontwastemytime277]

This is the best video to fix hook shots! Hands down! Thank you.

[@neeleshU]

an amazing instructor, one of the best i have ever seen

[@andrewh5381]

Keeping the club head right of my hands through the follow through has helped loads for hitting straighter irons! Even got a 100yrd Eagle on Skytrack trying this technique!

[@stompin187]

Good explanations and camera work to show the positions. Great job.

[@thewarriorholic]

Great video, really interesting approach. I’ve been suffering from the hooks and I’ve been completely focused on my take away and down swing… but this gives me a cool visual image to work of with the hands being across the body. Nice work

[@hanjoni]

Great video. Thank you.

[@benjnunez3861]

I tested this approach, it DOES work. Thank you coach! 😄

[@jsant24]

Wow, I tried this and it really made a difference. Thank you for the fantastic tip.

[@ikojohansyah4363]

Nice explanation as I suffered such hooks last Sunday n a bit frustrating, tomorrow I will try on driving range. Thanks 👍

[@jbohardy]

great video. My biggest issue when I get a case of the hookies, it typically only effects my driver and longer clubs and my chipping, but what I do incorrectly is on my backswing I bring the club head way too far to the inside and also too shallow and low, than I usually manage to deliver a square club face , so the ball fires off the club relatively straight, I've even heard people say nice drive but then 160-200 yard down range the ball takes a hard turn down and to the left. I few unwanted slices and fades crept into my swing about a month ago, so I tried bringing the club to the inside more which worked great for awhile , but over time things get more extreme and too much of a good thing can be bad. golf is a balancing act. keep making great videos.

[@chonggylifestyle8662]

I normally have a bit close club face and when I try to squre it at impact, the ball is hooking. I just watch some of your video, I can improve my swing a lot better, thank you very much. Very good content.

[@Scubaman8]

This is unreal Jonathon. I've been fighting a hook for the last couple of years now and this has helped me get the right visual for a straighter path and not rolling my wrists. The alignment stick in front is such a usefu visual that I use every range session now and every warm up as a check. Thank you and keep up the good work!

[@GMC_Photo]

This is just what I was looking for. Great video. Amazing content

[@DavieEvans]

I needed and benefited so much from this explanation! Thank you!!

[@haroldsingh7713]

Very well explained Johnathan. Thanks

[@crispuskhor5842]

You are brilliant. How I wish to discover your teaching of golf finer points earlier. I have an eleven+ years old golfer kid trying to play his best golf but struggling. Thanks bro!

[@tomtom9879]

Great point!! 😀

[@Scubaman8]

Thanks!

[@kaimu3557]

By far best golf channel & instructor on uTube! Love your detailed & concise explanations…usually less than 10 min. My tendency is pushed shots so I have tried combinations of closing my club face, flat to bowed left wrist, strong grip, and not letting my club face inside to quickly on backswing. What seems to help me is when I move my right shoulder through the ball and stay in my spine angle longer- feels like over the top move swinging left. Am I holding on to the club too much and need to release sooner? Realize that hard to make evaluations without seeing my swing but can you provide me with suggestions and or, let me know if I’m going in the right direction?

[@andrewhoughton2617]

Off to the range tomorrow to see if I can implement this. Wish me luck

[@tomkurt5601]

Outstanding Jonathan! Best explanation I've ever had pleasure to listen to on the topic of hooking

[@scottcov56]

You already know I like your videos - very much. Here's the problem many of us have - there is so much information out there about 'how to do things right' - that the reader / viewer must determine which video to watch and try to emulate. It would be nice to start at the beginning - let's just say the grip, then I suppose we must analyze how we hit the ball. Do we divot in front of the ball, or hit behind the ball, does our ball hook or slice, how is our balance in the swing, do we end the swing on our lead foot, does our body for a "C" or are we too straight upright? Should we work on club head speed to start or worry about accuracy? I suppose it would be nice to have a 'flow chart' and each of us can determine what we do somewhat right - but until some point - then we follow the chart and know what to work on next in the progression. Is there a progression in golf - or do we work on each video in parallel? Clearly that is too much to learn at one time.. so we must analyze our swing, determine our weak points, and pick a video. A difficult choice for us all.

[@user-wz6sy7bb1o]

Great Lesson. I fixed my hook.

[@markibaviosa7559]

What a great feel

[@tonytanti8138]

How do you fix the back swing when the hands get too deep...mine always loop behind me and i can only hit in to out

[@redhed9776]

love your teaching style... got any tips for us older....much older golfers ?? I remember being flexible, but that was decades ago...how to hit woods/hybrids and keep them in play would help..irons just don't travel as far as they once did, but still reasonably accurate. it's those pesky 2nd shots, and they make us play from the whites during tournaments.

[@jamesjackman5345]

Thank you for the simple instruction. This will help so much.

[@andreyb29]

Jonathan, you are the best!!! Thanks for your video!

[@kellymiller7859]

Excellent video and very helpful JKM!

[@99lutzlutzlutz]

Such a good Point. Thx. Question: is it the 100 % same one with the Driver?

[@vkdlvkdl]

Thanks for this. Currently struggling with the same problem and definitly have a very vertical finish. Will definitely be trying this out.

[@user-lv4nk6yo2f]

Very very good

[@gabrielvalderrama3676]

best video on how to cure your hook

[@johnnyhicks2386]

Thanks Johnathan another great golfing tip as usual.

[@dudleymichaelgalant9250]

Tks I have a pull problem hopefully this can help with it too

[@peteruwatch2970]

Thanks for the video. Can you do a video over next couple days on how to properly do a fade & common faults like pulling, etc. Thanks

[@centereddev]

Loving these lessons!....Only problem with swinging left is if you double-cross you're in BIG trouble. But I guess there's no other way out of fixing a hook.

[@kriangkraisiriamornthep6299]

Big help, thanks Jonathan🎉

[@fasteddie328]

Excellent video, you nailed my problem of late!

[@tedzhang802]

Having been suffering badly from pulling irons and driver alike, and I definitely need this advice to cure it. Thank you Jonathan. Any advice to pulling of driver?

[@rickcudmore8156]

Very well explained and visually presented.

[@Sklinh710]

Pls make a video about passive release, thanks

[@fiddo88]

Excellent topic and the way you broke it down was really simple and easy to follow. I find that with this exercise it keeps the angle of attack more shallow and contact more neutral (straight ball flight). I wonder though, can this swing work for all clubs in the bag or mainly irons?

[@anthonyviola9400]

Very helpful, will try this!

[@Sklinh710]

Thanks its really fix my problem

[@norbertnowak6312]

Super tips! Thanks!!

[@leightonyates2547]

Awesome.!!!

[@VimMitt]

Excellent. Thanks. U r the best.

[@LC-hv1qn]

Thanks for the tips. Is it possible to come across the chest to hard or to far and then start hitting balls straight to the left?

[@gretelroberts587]

Super helpful. Thanjks

[@RonColonna]

@jkm Thanks for another great video. Can this follow through correction also be applied to fix a hook with a driver?

[@atxrich]

I am a hooker of the ball and my tendency is to swing out more to the right to get the ball started further right and swoop in. But most of the time, it makes the hook worst. I used your drill on the range and it definitely helped straighten out my ball flight or made my hook more of a draw. I'm hoping more work will get that more ingrained in my swing so that dreaded hook doesn't show it's ugly head again.

[@legend9018]

Really excellent. I am guilty of all those things hence the hooking lol

[@stanleycollymore1110]

Great video. Same for driver?

[@stevenboyd2506]

I agree with MG. Finally a visual I can work with. Great explanation !

[@bishoppungatara8223]

Awesome bro thank you

[@MrDent495]

Excellent!

[@kinjeremy1005]

Very useful!

[@washredskin887]

There are also over the top hooks as well. Not all hooks come from a in to out path.

[@dimsum6359]

Awesome

[@Bbola671]

Does this apply to driver as well?

[@JKMGolf]

Yes it can

[@marcussheldon9220]

Brilliant thanks