How to stop HOOKING your drives

[@alangoudie2299]

Thank you for another very clear & helpful video. I very rarely have a snap hook. I now know what I do wrong when I do a snap hook. I receive your videos from You Tube & never get notifications via email. I will try again to subscribe & press the bell for notifications . I have pressed the bell many times but it does NOT send me notifications.

[@JulianMellor]

That’s interesting, I think it maybe just on KZbin and not via email Alan

[@robertmazzarachio7939]

Great video and content I’m sure this is the root of my problems with the ball hooking as I’ve over compensated for slicing as I come over the top and tend to hit the ball from out to In when i slice now I will concentrate on club face on the back swing and to elevate front shoulder while dropping the back shoulder

[@JulianMellor]

I think following this video will really help you overcome the problem Robert 💯

[@nickwilliams5489]

Great video Julian, focusing on not closing the face when taking the club back really helped and I am now hitting it straight again You are a savior as always, many thanks. Nick

[@JulianMellor]

You’re very welcome Nick 💯

[@sunshine1days342]

thank you!!! Your videos work wonders for my golf! :). I used swing Over The top. You explain things so clearly. Thanks again! :)

[@JulianMellor]

That’s so nice to hear

[@rodlin6905]

Julian I thought the club face at approximately hip high should be about the same as the spine angle ,, slightly at 30/35•degrees. Can you clarify this point as your video didn’t show this clearly Thanks Roger

[@JulianMellor]

That would be deemed as a strong club face which requires a more athletic body movement through impact to keep the clubface square rather than closed.