How to stop hooking

Coach's take: The gold standard here - real data verifying every claim, and teaches a concept most videos skip entirely.

Coach's take: Good specific checkpoint and a genuinely useful coaching principle about feel vs. real.

Coach's take: One of the better fix-a-fault videos I've seen — proper diagnosis, proper drill, proper result.

Coach's take: Best-structured drill in the batch - clear mechanism, real numbers, sensible progression.

Coach's take: Best hook breakdown in the batch - actual numbers, multiple causes covered, not a one-size-fits-all fix.

Coach's take: Actually distinguishes the better player's hook from the average player's - most videos don't bother.

Coach's take: Correctly debunks the 'just swing more right' advice that actually makes a double-cross worse.

Coach's take: Two real drills that give you a feeling to chase, not just words to remember.

Coach's take: Good drill and honest coaching, but it's really for the more advanced player fighting a stuck feeling.

Coach's take: Solid technical checkpoints once you get past the intro small talk.

Coach's take: Simple, memorable image you can actually take to the range and use immediately.

Coach's take: Good diagnosis of what actually causes a hook, just gives you too many cues at once.

Coach's take: Explains why your instinctive fix isn't working, then gives you one that will.

Coach's take: Good drills once you get past the rapid-fire delivery.

Coach's take: Correct, specific fixes from a legend - just don't expect a drill to practice them with.

Coach's take: Simple, correct, and something you can try on your literal next tee shot.

Coach's take: Correct fix, but you need to already know the lingo to follow it.

Coach's take: Simple and correct, just don't expect much depth beyond the one cue.

Coach's take: Great info if you can already keep up with tour-level swing talk; tough entry point otherwise.

Coach's take: Useful if you want to see how a hook actually gets diagnosed, less useful as a direct fix.

Coach's take: Good drill buried in a long product raffle pitch - skip ahead.