- 1). Aim square to your target or to the right of your target (for right-handed players). If you are aimed left, your balls will naturally hook farther left.
- 2). Loosen the grip on your club with your right hand. This will allow the club to swing more naturally, without a tight grip pulling it across the hitting zone and turning over. You can also rotate your right hand to the right, so that your the thumb is farther on the outside of the club.
- 3). Hold onto your wrist position as long as possible in your downswing. Do not release your wrists until right before contact.
- 4). Keep your right thumb on the club throughout the swing to make sure you do not break your wrists early. Also, make sure to keep your right hand facing upward after impact.
- 5). Make sure the club face is open on your upswing. At the height of its position, the club face should be facing the sky, not out in front of your body, as often happens with hook players.
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