The snap hook is a common issue for golfers and can seriously derail a round. Here’s how to address it and get back on track:
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Grip Check: Make sure your grip isn’t too strong (where too much of your top hand is visible). A strong grip can close the clubface, leading to a hook. Adjust to a more neutral grip.
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Ball Position: Ensure the ball isn’t too far forward in your stance. Moving it slightly back can prevent the clubface from closing too quickly.
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Swing Path: The snap hook is often caused by an inside-out swing path. Focus on a more neutral path, imagining you're swinging down the target line.
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Clubface Control: Keep the clubface from shutting too early by focusing on a smooth release through impact.
Practice these adjustments on the range, and you’ll soon be turning those snap hooks into straight, controlled shots!
Happy golfing!
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