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Sue D.
Piers and Andy went slowly, step by step and really explained why I'm hooking the golf ball to the left. The drills were excellent and I will definitely take them onto the driving range. Next time I'm on the golf course I will be really thinking about my swing and club face and hopefully I won't hook the golf ball to the left. :grinning:
Abe Cunningham
I now have a better understanding of the elements that can cause a hook with clear instruction on the areas to work on with drills to address any issues.
Paul Montigney
Amazing how they can break down the components of the swing so you can understand why your shot is hooking. I tend to duck hook my drives, now I know why!
Steve Brielmaier
I enjoyed the pivot drill. I think I was a swayer in my swing instead of pivoting. Looking forward to applying it on the course.
Frances Downes
Very useful information. I hook the ball quite often and I need to rotate more with the club. Thank you
Christopher Lanzafame
Just seeing the proper and improper swings, positioning was very useful.
Stephen Turner
Looking forward to working on this. Some great incites
Eli Kim
Fixed my hook just with the simple grip change!
Rob Trudeau
Matt Sniezek