What happened to my swing?

Question

I fought a slice for the last year , finally turned it into a nice fade. Today every tee shot hooked! I have changed nothing, Grip,stance, speed all the same. what the hell happened, I never hook.

I apologize to the slow people who dont know what a swing in golf is. ..Not

Answer 1

Nobody can know what you didn't change. There are many causes of hook shots, few examples from ball position are as follows:
a. The ball played too far forward usually opens the shoulder line, thus setting the swing path out-to-in.
b. With the ball too far forward and the shoulders square, the club strikes the ball when it is starting to swing back to the inside.
c. With the shoulders too close at address the player inevitably comes over the top in an effort to hit the ball on target.
If the body stops turning and arms stop swing through the shot, the hand will quickly turn the club face closed resulting in a shot that curves from right to left.

I suggest you use the swing for correcting slices to be your golf swing, that is to swing from between 3 and 4 o'clock hit the ball and continue to end up between 9 and 10 o'clock. You are unlikely to hook any more.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Sounds like you have too much tension in your arms when you set up. A slice and a pull hook can be caused by the same fault. An over the top move with tight arms will cause a pull hook. Soften your arms and feel like you are throwing the club down the fairway. That should help.

Answer 4

I am not sure what sport you are talking about, but no matter the sport, take a hard look at your swing mechanics. There may be a slight problem with the way you are holding whatever it is you are swinging (it sounds like it might be a golf club), or maybe part of your motion may be slightly off. Have someone more experienced in your sport take a look at your swing and critique it. Good luck :)

Answer 5

watch your footing and hip swings. rotate the hips, don't stick them out. if you move your hip left or right, STOP, you should rotate it, not jut the hip out. and if you are hooking there is a good chance you need to stand farther away from the ball.

Answer 6

Check you preswing routine, you may be doing something different and not realize it. You can go to www.pga.com improve you game section for some great tips Good Luck

Answer 7

your stance might be wrong, like too open or too closed? I am not too sure, you had to of changed something a little bit

Answer 8

ITS OVER YOU MIGHT AS WELL QUIT NOW SAVE YOURSELF THE HUMILIATION

Answer 9

are you talking about skateboarding?

Answer 10

wtf are you talking about?