A PGA coach’s take: Your snap hook may start with where the driver meets the face
A PGA coach discusses how the point of contact between the driver and the ball can lead to extreme left spin axes, explaining that even with a proper inside-out swing path, woods can produce significant curvature compared to shorter clubs.
In our forums, member @SimGolfer84 asked why woods can produce an extreme left spin axis even when the shorter clubs produce only a small draw. The golfer described an inside-out path and generally manageable curvature with irons and wedges, but said the driver and 3-wood could occasionally show a spin axis approaching 60 degrees left. […]
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