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This article contains two anti hook golf drills that will help you control the rotation of your hands through the ball.

Here’s a simple key for anybody who feels like they’re getting overly complicated in their swing.

Every time I meet a new golfer, I’m greeted by the same old clichés. And some might be causing you more trouble than they are worth. So I’m going to do a job that every coach out there wants and needs:I’m going to kill a few clichés.

To correct your golf hook, we’ve made sure your alignment is correct and that your grip isn’t causing you to turn the hands over too much… The next step is to check your swing path.

A common fault is that players try and overly control the club head throughout the swing. When players have this fault, they will have a lot of tension in their hands, forearms and shoulders in address. Try "3 Finger Drill" to fix this fault.

These are the best players in the world – how can you possibly say they are rubbish?” Well, first, this is not what the quote represents. Secondly, we have to define an important word in the quote – “that”.

A hook is often caused by an incorrect grip on the golf club – in particular what we call an overly strong grip…

What’s everyone doing with their fingers on the greens these days? It’s a new green reading system called AimPoint Express which is helping players like Adam Scott, Stacy Lewis, Lydia Ko and many others to improve their ability to read greens.

Did you know you can swing left and still hit a draw? This article will explain exactly why that is the case, and give you a deeper understanding of the swing arc.

While it’s a fault that might be as common as a slice, to the golfer that hooks or pulls the ball it’s equally as frustrating. This series will help you understand why you hook the golf ball and how you can correct it.