Hooks can happen when you try to hit it harder — and when you’re facing a pressure situation and the hands get more active than they should.
The trick to hitting a failsafe non-left shot is keeping the path of the club slightly left of the clubface at impact.It doesn’t take a massive adjustment, like some big change in your stance or fanning the clubface way open to hit a cut.
You do what might be counterintuitive — aim the face left of the target, while swinging along a path just slightly left of where you aim the face
You’ll hit a hard, relatively straight ball with maybe just a hint of fade. It lets you still make an aggressive swing, but without worrying about the big miss to the left.
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