Golf is cruel—sometimes the swing you want produces the ball flight you were trying to avoid. Such is the case with a hook. Your tendency is to slow your body turn to stop hitting it left.
Ironically, the opposite is true. By slowing or even stopping your turn toward the target, your arms and hands whip through the hitting area and shut the clubface, producing that dreaded snap hook. To prevent the clubface from shutting, you’ve got to keep turning. Let your chest and hips rotate forward until your shirt buttons and belt buckle point left of your target .
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