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Hey Zach, thanks for this! What would be really useful is what would make the biggest difference to fixing my hook/pull hook. I can't aim left and hook as it just hooks worse (if that helps). Attached is FO and DTL. All the best

A lot of good stuff going on your move! Fellow hooker here too. I’m not quite sure where Tyler will start you; a lot of times with better players I see him work the release first, but the main thing that jumps out to me is a steep arm pull down in transition(see pic). That causes you to have to early extend to shallow it out at the bottom, which brings path and contact issues into play. I’d definitely wait for the big dog to check in, but I also don’t see any harm in browsing through the transition section, or even just typing steep arm pull down in the Mulligan search bar. Welcome in man, and enjoy the site! Zach

Thanks Zach! Appreciate the help and I'll go check the pulling arms topics. Can you see my issue? There are a lot of things wrong (or right) in my swing so I find myself chasing topics like late early extension in the downswing or steepness in backswing. I think with everything golf it takes time to work on a fix and actually give it time to work and I don't have enough to make a call and feel that I can stick to it. All the best!

Hey Tyler I have time to work on this! Here is 9 to 3 from both views. Let me know what you think? Yours George

Hey George! Let’s slow things down a little; it’s hard to work on a car when it’s going 65 down the highway. Overall, getting the release on a better place first will make transition work more effective . To start, I’d check out the “unhinge then supinate” video on the site. If you type that in the search bar it’ll be the first video that pops up. This spot you get in at P6, with the clubface above the hands and the face a little closed, is smother hook city. In practice, I’d personally shoot to have it slightly behind the hands and if anything a little below, when you’re working these slow 9 to 3s. Once you have your release in a less hooky place, then we can tackle the transition. My videos posted out of order, the last one is meant to be first. Cheers! Zach

Thanks Tyler and Zach, really good stuff here to work on. I'll be back my next 9 to 3!!

So my good shots have gotten tighter but my bad miss is worse! I hit my 7 iron about 165 and the bad miss used to be 19 yds left and is now around 25 yds - which is a complete score destroyer! I think I've done ok with 2 of 3 pieces of feedback. The one that I'm struggling is the obstruction drill and getting the club flatter on the downswing. Can you guys spot anything in my set up or mechanics that is causing this left disaster? Cheers, George

Hey George! I still think it’s unhinge then supinate for you. Your transition is a little steep but you can play from there, but then then your forearms rotate counterclockwise and the club is approaching from high outside the plane(first pics), and if you combine that with your forearm rotation a bad left miss can be easy to arrive at. I think “leave the club behind” might be a good concept drill for you, and in practice I’d start from about that P5 spot and feel the wrists unhinging to move the club like the arrow indicates. Also check out “deconstructed impact arms,” or something close to that, to me it seems like you’re doing too much of the clubface squaring work with your forearms and not enough with your body. Overall for me personally, the feeling of having my arms rotate away from the target during the early downswing and then unhinging the club behind me are big anti-left keys. Hope this helps! Zach