5 SIMPLE WAYS TO FIX YOUR GOLF HOOK - GUARANTEED

5 WAYS TO FIX YOUR GOLF HOOK - GUARANTEED
In this video Rick Shiels PGA golf professional will shoe you 5 really simple ways to stop HOOKING the golf ball!

HOOKING the golf ball can cause you to miss fairways, loose golf balls, and shot bad golf scores!

In this video you will learn how to hit the golf ball straighter, longer and lower your golf scores and handicap with some really simple tips!

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Hi I’m Rick Shiels, welcome to my channel RickShielsPGAGolf. This YouTube channel is designed to help you play better golf, also to help you enjoy your golf more!

I specialise in golf club reviews, golf club unboxing, golf club news, golf club head to heads, and all about golf clubs.

I also want to make you play better golf by providing coaching video on all topics about golf, how to fix your slice, fix your hook, help you drive the golf ball longer, hit your irons more pure, hit your irons closer to the hole and help you draw and fade your golf shots.
I will also help you lower your score by chipping better by stopping you duff and thin chips, pitch the ball closer and also create backspin. Also I will provide you help to putt better and hole more putts!

On this channel I also make fun and entertaining golf content based on crazy and sometimes “gimmicky” golf clubs. I like to cut through the marketing hype about products and I like to give you the honest truth about golf equipment.

If you enjoy the channel make sure you hit subscribe and also tap the notification bell so that you are always notified when I release a new video.

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[thegamingbot]

Just fixed my slice using his “fix your slice” video and now I’m here.

[daltonparker]

The irony that I was watching the fix your slice series 4 months ago and now I’m here

[Prstne]

I had been slicing for years and I started hooking a few missed shots when I followed Rick's tips for stopping a slice. I actually spent a good 10-20 balls at the range trying the intentionally hook and slice the ball with "extremes" and seeing how they affected the ball flight. This was magical for understanding how the setup, grip, club path and club face affect the ball flight. It's so much easier to find a "neutral" swing now that I understand what causes a slice and what causes a hook. It's all about being neutral, but if you've been hooking for years, it's probably going to feel like you're overdoing it in the beggining, and you might even slice. Then you just gotta dial it back a little and find that neutral club path and club face.

[blazetrueblood]

Awesome video! Went to the driving range this morning with the goal of applying these tips to eliminate my hook and the difference in my drives was night and day! By the end of the session I was consistently hitting longer, straighter drives. Tip #4 seemed to help the most for me.

[tkemp]

Been picking up these pieces of advice from different sources but love that you put it all together in an easy to understand visual representation. Thanks, Rick!

[tthaas]

Thank you so much for this! I've come back to golfing after 20+ years away, and have been hooking terribly. Took a trip to the range where I planned on trying each tip in turn to see how I could fix it; my grip needed to weaken up. Boom, drives were straighter, irons didn't carom off to the left, and it was (mostly) fixed.

This kind of instruction, plus your series on paying with inexpensive box sets (which convinced me I could buy a set of clubs for $300 that would be perfectly serviceable) have turned me back into a golfer, and allowed me to bring my daughter along for the ride, offering us excellent daddy-daughter bonding time. So thank you again.

[stephenoreilly]

Rick thank you so much for making this video. I have been struggling so much with a hook this summer and I have incorporated this video into my game and ever since it has stored my hook. Yesterday I played 12 holes and had 10 pars and 2 bogeys which is amazing golf for me. Thanks again rick 👍

[Mantle-cwes]

Playing later today and this has been my problem recently! Thanks for the tips!

[nickschneider]

The whole time I was thinking “If Rick’s 5th and most important tip is to ‘believe’ in myself I’m gonna lose it”

[calgent]

Hello Rick! Thanks for the video. I have suffered for years with a hook...and some days it gets extra nasty costing me a couple of OB's a round! All that you said is me! Strong grip, rotating wrists too strong through impact, over time have started swinging more inside/out to compensate, aiming down the right side of the hole entertaining my friends as they watch!!! I will try all your tips....however, the new grip will be tough, not sure can do (been gripping same way 40+ years)! I have a real weak left side (arm, hand, and leg)....always been very, very right dominate (killed me in soccer with no left leg power)! So the right hand wants to compensate for my wimp left hand! I might have to hope steps 3-5 get me doing! Funny listening to you describe exactly everything I do (without seeing my swing)! Thx Rick!

[indiefruit]

My hook came from pushing up with my hips and legs which led to the path being massively in-out. No amount of backswing or clubface work was enough to fix it.

I started to fix it by really feeling that weight transfer to my front foot, almost like I'm trying to crush a can under my foot as I transition to my downswing. That really gets your hips and bopdy moving around and from there I was able to start tweaking my wrists and backswing to find what felt comfortable.

[jmtgolf]

Finally an instructional video to help me from rick shiels...I’m used to seeing videos for 20hc players lol

[munnjean]

I'm a senior golfer with a nine handicap, I play three times a week. When I say I've been fighting the hook for more than forty years that is a plain and simple fact. I can honestly say I've never been able to eliminate that shot from my game. The hooked tee shot always raises it's ugly head when there is out of bounds / hazards etc. down the left side.

In any event this particular posting by Mr. Shiels was very interesting and certainly confirmed that ( in my particular case ) my take away with my long clubs is the biggest contributing factor.
I spent an hour at the practice range yesterday and the results were very positive. After watching a video clip of my swing there was no doubt that the club face of my driver was shut at the top of the backswing, ,,

[williamalwine]

Rick,
OMG, did you watch me play yesterday? I swear you did, and seen all five issues I am doing!
I have written them down, maybe even take them to be tattooed on my arm. You are spot on to fix my hook.

I have worked very hard over the years to fix a forever slice and now I have gotten to the point of over compensating everything to avoid my dreaded slice. Every point you have made, are all the areas I have over corrected to avoid the slice. Now the work begins to bring back swing where it should be. Thank you!

[smn]

Early gang! Thanks so much for this video, I always struggle with a driver hook. Very helpful.

[MrH]

Perfect timing as I'm playing this afternoon, I hook a few tee shots and fairway wood shots!

[richyrara]

Dude, thank you so much for this. I played on Friday and scored 5 points in 9-holes, before walking off and wondering if I should just quit. Watched this vid quickly this morning before a knockout game and shot 39points and won 6&4. Legend. 🙌

[ferguskeith]

Cheers Rick. First session at the range after watching this and already hitting it straighter. Sometimes block it right and sometimes old habits die hard. But a lot happier and have something to work on.

[williamsnell]

The one thing that you did not address was insufficient body rotation, where your arms take over the swing rather than following your lower body. I have some lower back issues that can limit or at least slow my rotation, and would be interested in your observations for this problem. Keep up the good work!