Help! Vicious Hook Off The Tee

[tampabay1414]

For some reason, I am now hitting a vicious low boring hook off the tee with both my driver and three wood. The driver is worse than the three wood, but not much. I've spent hours on the range trying to fix this without any luck.

While a draw is my normal ball flight, it's never been like this off the tee. And I'm hitting my irons as well as I ever have.

Any thoughts on this? What more information can I provide?

[bm303]

If you don't think it's your swing, sounds like possibly your shaft is too flexible. I have been hooking my driver and 3 wood occasionally, and I was told to go on a launch monitor and see if I need a stiffer shaft.

[Dent]

For some reason, I am now hitting a vicious low boring hook off the tee with both my driver and three wood. The driver is worse than the three wood, but not much. I've spent hours on the range trying to fix this without any luck.

To start, a video of your swing would be great!

[Laxplayer201092]

one quick simple thing i did when i struggled with hooks,
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Take your standard interlocking grip, now move the right hand up one more finger position, so that the pinkie on your right hand is covering the middle finger on the left hand.

I was hooking cuz i had an overpowering right hand when i fired through, so this helped neutralize it. If you dont understand, i can take a picture.

[golfchief]

You may be hanging back on the back leg making you swing around the ball off your intended path.

[gbk56]

Low boring hook.

Low sounds like your swing is too flat and hook sounds like a closed club face at impact.

Maybe you should try lifting you arms higher to cure the flatness.

The closed club face seems like it could be a timing issue. My guess is that your arms are out pacing your body leading to a closed clubface at impact. Try starting your downswing with your lower body.

Another reason for the hook could be that you are flipping your wrists. I do not know a good cure for that except stop flipping your wrists. The back of your left hand should be facing the target line at impact.