Finally, someone who can explain the issue without a bunch of craziness and repeating themselves over and over to make a ten minute video into a twenty minute video. THANK YOU
If you are pulling shots it’s because you are delivering your power at the ball instead of at the target. Focus on swinging to the target not at the ball.
Thank You, I mainly pull a shot on par 3’s and approach shots. I think i need to hit this ball 80% or i need to hit it 100% etc and end up thinking i need to deliver the power to the ball.
Hardest thing for me to do. Have any suggestions for this? I’ve heard intermediate target but then I tend to swing down on the ball if I do that because I’m focused on that then.
Exact lesson I was searching for. Someone recently advised me, one can never have enough strong grip, and since then I've been pulling my iron shots. I realize after this video, my problem was due club face being too closed due to overly strong grip. Thank you.
This was a fantastic lesson. I tried the suggestion moving the ball inside my stance a little while also simultaneously squaring my lead foot and opening up my right foot. IT WORKED! Certainly more practice is needed, but this adjustment was a revelation!
Thank you. I've been moving the ball around. Trying many things. I'm definitely a "puller" of the ball. Damn they feel good, fly great, but left of everything good.
Simple & incredible at the same time. I love the fact that he spends a lot of time on the problem instead of just jumping to the solution. It really helps to drill in the “Problem” clearly so we can conscientiously try and avoid it!! Nicely done…
There's a reason Hank Haney is considered one of the best teacher's in golf, and this is a perfect example of why that is. I'm a "type 2 puller" (closed face) of the ball, and this has done wonders for me.
Great video, I took a lot of these tips and it helped. Recorded my swing and it helps when you see it. However my miss is still to the left. Most times draw center but the miss is a duck hook. I put some lead tape on the toe of the club and now the misses aren't as bad. Really worked.
Makes sense. I've been having problems with pulling the ball to the left, and since I tend to fade the driver and slice on occasion I'm pretty sure now that it's a path problem. I'll now have something to work with on my next trip to the range. Thanks, Hank!
There's a lot to think about here, but after going through it a couple of times, I realized my issue with the pull was related closing the face too much. I have a tendency to be too hands-y and that's caused my body not to keep up. I swing from the inside. Great lesson.
Good stuff. The 2 corrections are spot on what I would use to properly hit a draw (first one) and cut (2nd one). I've been hitting all very tight cut shots and mid to short irons have been great. With my new driver I'm getting the pull with a hook tail and sometimes creeping into tee shots with fairway woods. After a lesson I had been hitting some monster push draws on the monitor but trying to replicate in real situation has resulted in the big pulls off the golf course.
Brilliantly explained. I couldn't work out why my driver fades to the right but my iron shots pull to the left. Will definitely be working on not coming over the top now
This is a great video. I assumed I was swinging over the top, but couldn’t understand why. Turns out I was shutting the face! I put the ball further back in my stance as Hank suggested and goodbye pull! Thank you.
❤❤❤❤ Thank you, Thank you Thank you!!! When I saw your video, I immediately ran to the driving range and implemented it. Straight as an arrow!!!! Yes!!! Greens in regulation here I come!
Great lesson. I have both of these problems depending on my fatigue and flexibility (I'm not as young as I used to be). Generally, on the front 9 when I'm fresh, I'm swinging from the inside with a closed club face, and on the back 9 I'm swinging outside-in. I'm aware of this and try to adjust my swing as needed. This is one aspect of golf that is much like life: making adjustments along to way to better play the game.
@@douglasmcintyre3297 I don’t think he’s using two swings on purpose. I have a similar problem after herniating my L4 and L5 years ago. My back starts to get really tense throughout the round and by the end, I’m just hoping to be able to finish. In the beginning, I’m very aware of my grip, stance, takeaway, etc., but by the 13th or 14th hole, I start forgetting parts of my routine as my nagging back starts getting more of my attention and I revert back to bad habits or what many would consider a more “natural” swing.
Wow this is totally amazing !! I’ve been definitely looking at this all the wrong way and I will definitely take these points on board. I defo have a shallow swing path to the ball and I’m now sure my face is closed at impact....do you have some drills I can use please to correct this ? Many thanks either way ☺️
That is great advice moving that left front foot Moore Street I have a tendency to put my foot slightly open which allows my hips to open great point thank you
Too bad Hank got the shaft and was removed from the Golf Channel, Sirius Radio for telling the truth about the LPGA. None of the phonies on the Golf Channel stuck up for him. They were too busy hiding and covering their own @@@@@.
Fix left path problem by staying in form through impact, a lot of people want to stand up and peek at where their ball is going before they even hit it
Another reason you may be starting the ball left is because your ball positioning is too far forward, which can cause your club face to be closed at impact. This was happening to me so I moved the ball 1-3 inches back in my stance and now I’m starting the ball on the right line because the club face is square at impact.
The best explanation on youtube. Nowadays, you can cheat and use trackman and it will tell you exactly what your 1)path and 2) clubface are doing at impact. Great video.
I found the truth of this at the range this week. I assumed I was coming over the top but when I put a head cover in line with an over the top path I never hit it. Then on closer examination I face was closed at impact.
Some of this video Hank is describing a hook as a pull. A Pull should be when it starts left but goes straight. A Pull Hook is when it starts left AND goes more left. It's even easier than he says. If it's hooking, that's a club head angle issue. If it's just starting left and going straight, it's a path problem. If it does both, you're over the top AND turning the face. Same for a Push and Push Slice. Push will start right but go straight on that path Push Slice will start right AND curve right.
THANK YOU FOR THIS. I was listening to him and was having a problem discerning my problem. I pull a lot, but sometimes slice and draw my driver so I was confused. Im a new golfer so Ive got much to learn.
I shot an 85 today my best round using the club face tip with the left foot turned out. My iron shots were way straighter going from a pull draw to straight what a game changer
Thank you so much -- I had the dreaded "can I give you some pointers" golfer come over to me at the range and try to correct my entire swing because I was pulling shots. It was embarrassing and very frustrating. I did everything he was telling me to no avail and it took me a bit to shake off what he had taught me. This video was incredibly eye opening as I realize now that its totally a club face issue! Once again - thank you
Haha those guys🤦♂️🤦♂️ theyre usually cool and I don't mind em if they give me a pointer or 2 and leave me alone....but it gets weird when they keep watching you throughout the whole session and really try to coach you🤣🤣
I can't remember any golf video that has provided as much useful information as this one. Absolutely fantastic. I pull the ball left and I think it is because of the club path issue. I'm not 100% sure but at least now I know what to think about and look for.
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Finally, someone who can explain the issue without a bunch of craziness and repeating themselves over and over to make a ten minute video into a twenty minute video. THANK YOU
If you are pulling shots it’s because you are delivering your power at the ball instead of at the target. Focus on swinging to the target not at the ball.
Great advice 👍🏻
Thank You, I mainly pull a shot on par 3’s and approach shots. I think i need to hit this ball 80% or i need to hit it 100% etc and end up thinking i need to deliver the power to the ball.
Hardest thing for me to do. Have any suggestions for this? I’ve heard intermediate target but then I tend to swing down on the ball if I do that because I’m focused on that then.
I also tend to do this when I swing hard. Especially with short irons wedges
This clicked for me - thank you
Exact lesson I was searching for. Someone recently advised me, one can never have enough strong grip, and since then I've been pulling my iron shots. I realize after this video, my problem was due club face being too closed due to overly strong grip. Thank you.
I am praying that's what is wrong with me too. Helped with the slice initially, but now its overkill.
This was a fantastic lesson. I tried the suggestion moving the ball inside my stance a little while also simultaneously squaring my lead foot and opening up my right foot. IT WORKED! Certainly more practice is needed, but this adjustment was a revelation!
This is the Best Lesson you will ever get for the ball going Left.
Makes more sense than most of the videos I’ve watched. Plane simple language, thanks.
🤯 Hank is a genius! He explained exactly why I'm pulling to the left!
Thank you. I've been moving the ball around. Trying many things. I'm definitely a "puller" of the ball. Damn they feel good, fly great, but left of everything good.
THIS VIDEO IS AWESOME!!! Thank you Hank Haney!!!! I have been searching for this information stated in this way for a long time!
Simple & incredible at the same time. I love the fact that he spends a lot of time on the problem instead of just jumping to the solution. It really helps to drill in the “Problem” clearly so we can conscientiously try and avoid it!! Nicely done…
Great video, always thought I was coming over top... now I believe it’s closed club face.
Thx
Legend of Teaching. Breaking it down simple. I will start filming myself swing to learn what to approach. Thank you.
There's a reason Hank Haney is considered one of the best teacher's in golf, and this is a perfect example of why that is. I'm a "type 2 puller" (closed face) of the ball, and this has done wonders for me.
Great video, I took a lot of these tips and it helped. Recorded my swing and it helps when you see it. However my miss is still to the left. Most times draw center but the miss is a duck hook. I put some lead tape on the toe of the club and now the misses aren't as bad. Really worked.
Makes sense. I've been having problems with pulling the ball to the left, and since I tend to fade the driver and slice on occasion I'm pretty sure now that it's a path problem. I'll now have something to work with on my next trip to the range. Thanks, Hank!
Great video Hank, this will help all my pulled shots, thank you very much.
There's a lot to think about here, but after going through it a couple of times, I realized my issue with the pull was related closing the face too much. I have a tendency to be too hands-y and that's caused my body not to keep up. I swing from the inside. Great lesson.
I definitely have the clubface pull. Been getting low left shots with irons and also hitting behind the ball. Great explanation. Thanks.
Hank, you absolutely nailed my problem, which was closed clubface. Great tips: ball forward, move left arm faster, keep clubface square. Thank you!
Best video I’ve seen on this issue.
Good tips will try this out tomorrow. Been struggling with pulls. Both woods & irons.
Thanks Hank. This is one of my problem.
Good stuff. The 2 corrections are spot on what I would use to properly hit a draw (first one) and cut (2nd one). I've been hitting all very tight cut shots and mid to short irons have been great. With my new driver I'm getting the pull with a hook tail and sometimes creeping into tee shots with fairway woods. After a lesson I had been hitting some monster push draws on the monitor but trying to replicate in real situation has resulted in the big pulls off the golf course.
Brilliantly explained. I couldn't work out why my driver fades to the right but my iron shots pull to the left. Will definitely be working on not coming over the top now
Great video! It’s like looking in a mirror! Tried what you said and started hitting much better shots! Thank you!
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I needed this one. I always have 4-8 strokes a round because of a pull.
Great tip. Thanks Hank. Sliced driver and pulled irons have been torturing me. Used the tip today and saw significant improvement
Thanks again 6:58
Thanks so much, Hank! I think this lesson will really help me start the ball on line more oten
Excellent explanation. Thanks. Subscribed.
Thanks for the video - I think I am club path pull - will work on this and see if it helps. Thanks for posting tips to help.
This is a great video. I assumed I was swinging over the top, but couldn’t understand why. Turns out I was shutting the face! I put the ball further back in my stance as Hank suggested and goodbye pull! Thank you.
Actually he suggested moving it forward if you pull by shutting the face. But it worked, so all good.
For years I've turned my left foot out to help with my follow through. I can't wait to get to the range to try this simple change to see the effect.
This is an amazing video. Thank you so much.
Great lesson. No dithering. Thanks.
Holy Crap. That was explained so clearly for me. Thank you.
wonderful advice.
❤❤❤❤ Thank you, Thank you Thank you!!! When I saw your video, I immediately ran to the driving range and implemented it. Straight as an arrow!!!! Yes!!! Greens in regulation here I come!
Best pull video I’ve watched.
Thank you - that was very well explained and helpful
Great lesson. Thanks.
Great lesson. I have both of these problems depending on my fatigue and flexibility (I'm not as young as I used to be). Generally, on the front 9 when I'm fresh, I'm swinging from the inside with a closed club face, and on the back 9 I'm swinging outside-in. I'm aware of this and try to adjust my swing as needed. This is one aspect of golf that is much like life: making adjustments along to way to better play the game.
matsfreedom has
Just another lesson that the greatest game provides.
@matsfreedom with fatigue, eat a snack during the round. Personally I have GU energy gels
Matt. I suggest you just swing one way, from the inside.. This game is hard enough withot having to mast two swings!!!
@@douglasmcintyre3297 I don’t think he’s using two swings on purpose. I have a similar problem after herniating my L4 and L5 years ago. My back starts to get really tense throughout the round and by the end, I’m just hoping to be able to finish. In the beginning, I’m very aware of my grip, stance, takeaway, etc., but by the 13th or 14th hole, I start forgetting parts of my routine as my nagging back starts getting more of my attention and I revert back to bad habits or what many would consider a more “natural” swing.
This was very well presented. Thank you.
Great points!
Wow this is totally amazing !! I’ve been definitely looking at this all the wrong way and I will definitely take these points on board. I defo have a shallow swing path to the ball and I’m now sure my face is closed at impact....do you have some drills I can use please to correct this ? Many thanks either way ☺️
That is great advice moving that left front foot Moore Street I have a tendency to put my foot slightly open which allows my hips to open great point thank you
This was incredibly helpful.
Great video, thanks
If I had seen this 2 weeks ago, this would save me the money for one lesson. Great content. But nevertheless I now know and work on it.
Terrific video!
Brilliant explanation. Thanks very much.
I am not sure how you don't have 1m subs. Thank you for this video (5 years after you made it)
This is such a great post!
Great lesson thank you.
Great stuff sir.
Keep the right elbow tucked....you're welcome
thank you hank you fixed my swing
really good instruction on this point
Very helpful. Thx Hank.
this video is GOLD
Really good stuff 👌🏽
My poor 5 iron nearly got snapped today because of this 😂. Thanks for the tips! 👍
Great lesson
great great teacher!!!
Wow, this is me. I knew i shoud put the ball further back. I had shanks a lot. Always short on approach. Good stuff.
Excellent! Thanks!
You're amazing
Really helpful, I am working on a path improvement, I can reverse engineer from this to save me having to go on a track man!
Too bad Hank got the shaft and was removed from the Golf Channel, Sirius Radio for telling the truth about the LPGA. None of the phonies on the Golf Channel stuck up for him. They were too busy hiding and covering their own @@@@@.
Can't wait to see if this fixes by pulls!
Fix left path problem by staying in form through impact, a lot of people want to stand up and peek at where their ball is going before they even hit it
Excellent!!!
Man I could kiss this guy right now. Everyone has been blaming my grip. PGA pros as well and he told me the answer in 7 min.
Don't let us stop you.
Awsome and thank you
Saved my golf round
Your grip plays a big part in the clubface pull as well.
This is exactly what I'm doing. I think my grip is too strong! Thanks for this video
Another reason you may be starting the ball left is because your ball positioning is too far forward, which can cause your club face to be closed at impact. This was happening to me so I moved the ball 1-3 inches back in my stance and now I’m starting the ball on the right line because the club face is square at impact.
This is GOLD
Great video
I'm seeing improvement by gripping the club more with my left hand so the club doesn't rotate left on impact.
Great explanation
Excellent
Wow... this video is one of the best on this subject.
The best explanation on youtube. Nowadays, you can cheat and use trackman and it will tell you exactly what your 1)path and 2) clubface are doing at impact. Great video.
I found the truth of this at the range this week. I assumed I was coming over the top but when I put a head cover in line with an over the top path I never hit it. Then on closer examination I face was closed at impact.
Some of this video Hank is describing a hook as a pull. A Pull should be when it starts left but goes straight. A Pull Hook is when it starts left AND goes more left.
It's even easier than he says.
If it's hooking, that's a club head angle issue.
If it's just starting left and going straight, it's a path problem.
If it does both, you're over the top AND turning the face.
Same for a Push and Push Slice.
Push will start right but go straight on that path
Push Slice will start right AND curve right.
THANK YOU FOR THIS. I was listening to him and was having a problem discerning my problem. I pull a lot, but sometimes slice and draw my driver so I was confused. Im a new golfer so Ive got much to learn.
Fantastic
Excellent explanation. Thank you.
Diagnosis first then apply the cure.
Obvious really.
My club face is closed when i take away in backswing so i make sure i keep my club face open in backswing, this fixed the clubface pull problem to me.
Mine is a club face pull for sure. I dont slice my driver
Best help thanks 🇦🇺
I shot an 85 today my best round using the club face tip with the left foot turned out. My iron shots were way straighter going from a pull draw to straight what a game changer
Wow that's me! Take it inside, shallow approach with a typical draw that sometimes turns into a pull hook.
If it’s both problems at the same time you get a shank which is awesome to try to fix.
This is a very good lesson for my son, his miss is to the left and I am not sure how to fix it. Now I know...
Thank you so much -- I had the dreaded "can I give you some pointers" golfer come over to me at the range and try to correct my entire swing because I was pulling shots. It was embarrassing and very frustrating. I did everything he was telling me to no avail and it took me a bit to shake off what he had taught me. This video was incredibly eye opening as I realize now that its totally a club face issue!
Once again - thank you
Haha those guys🤦♂️🤦♂️ theyre usually cool and I don't mind em if they give me a pointer or 2 and leave me alone....but it gets weird when they keep watching you throughout the whole session and really try to coach you🤣🤣
Pulls can also be caused by you right elbow getting caught in the downswing
I can't remember any golf video that has provided as much useful information as this one. Absolutely fantastic. I pull the ball left and I think it is because of the club path issue. I'm not 100% sure but at least now I know what to think about and look for.
great!
Very informative
Amazing how he hits the error pulls