Tommy O'Brien Jr. suggests using hook mechanics for better putting
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Last updated Aug 31, 2026

Golf Top 100 Teacher Tommy O'Brien Jr. identifies a specific swing technique to improve putting performance on the green. O'Brien suggests that players visualize or apply the mechanics of a hook swing to assist their putting stroke. This approach aims to address common faults that impact accuracy and consistency during a round. By shifting the mental focus toward a hook, golfers may adjust their stroke path or hand position in a way that benefits overall ball control. The advice is designed for players seeking actionable changes to their short game through traditional swing concepts applied to the putter. No further modifications or specific drills were detailed beyond this conceptual adjustment for golfers looking to refine their technique.
- •Tommy O'Brien Jr. is a Golf Top 100 Teacher.
- •The technique involves thinking about a hook swing while putting.
- •The adjustment is intended to correct common putting faults.
- •Golfers may improve ball control by applying these specific mechanics.
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"GOLF Top 100 Teacher Tommy O'Brien Jr. shares how thinking about a "hook" could help you become a better putter. The post This common swing fault could make you a better putter appeared first on Golf.
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