Why My Driver Is Hooking Every Shot?

[Yukari]

I have a natural baby draw with all my shots (driver, woods, and irons).  When I don't shift my weight to the left side (I am right handed) on the downswing (i.e., stay too far back), it turns into a hook.

For me at least, hook is result of not shifting the weight and staying too far behind on the downswing resulting in the club face coming around too quick.

[dennyjones]

55 minutes ago, cartertheraptor said:

This is from another round, but we can focus on this round. My putting is bad because of speed control. I either hit the ball too light or too fast. I also don't know how to read greens. 

Take a look at this:   

3 keys to better putting

[Getbacktogolf]

Do you have any video of you swing?

[sjduffers]

In my case, the snap hook comes when I stop turning my body early on (i.e. not a fully committed swing), with not enough of a hip slide, i.e. hanging back: the arms take over and the ball starts a little left and goes much further left (righty here), instead of starting a bit right and drawing back gently to the left.

[3jacker]

20 hours ago, sjduffers said:

In my case, the snap hook comes when I stop turning my body early on (i.e. not a fully committed swing), with not enough of a hip slide, i.e. hanging back: the arms take over and the ball starts a little left and goes much further left (righty here), instead of starting a bit right and drawing back gently to the left.

This for me too.  

I tend to do this when hitting less than full clubs, usually on par 3s, usually into a strong wind.  Ex., a 6-iron at about 65% to keep spin and height down.