The golf pull hook is something that many golfers of all ability levels struggle with. Bad players, average players, and good players all struggle with the hook and how to get rid of it. In this article I am going to tell you two things that you need to do in order to stop pulling the ball, which will hopefully get you on the path to a more consistent golf swing and lower scores.

1. The first thing is that often times the golf pull hook is the result of a poor address position. In fact, hooking the ball can be caused by your shoulders being open or closed to the target line, so it is very important that your shoulders be square to the target line. You can take a club and hold it across your chest to make sure that it is pointing right at the target. In addition to this an open or closed stance can cause a hook. So make sure that you entire body is square to the target.

2. The other thing that causes you to pull the ball is a quick tempo on the downswing. Getting to quick during the transition can really make you start hooking the ball off of the planet. I want to tell you that in order to improve your hook, you need to start your downswing by gently rotating your hips to the left and letting your arms fall into place. This will help your tempo and stop that dreaded golf pull hook.

This problem may just be the beginning of your worries however, and I suggest that if you are having trouble and really want to lower your scores by 5 shots or more that you read some sort of material that will allow you to do that. That is what I did and it made all of the difference.