Snap Hook

Snap Hook
To severely hook the ball to the inside by excessive and early wrist action.
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Snap Hook
A severe hook that usually goes directly left rather than curving from right to left. Also known by the somewhat redundant term "Pull-Hook".
Snowman
An eight on a hole.

Snap Hook: A shot that starts quickly to the left and angles sharply downwards and further to the left generally producing a very short and undesirable result.
Snipe: A ball that is hooked and drops quickly.
Snowman: An eight on a hole.

Snap Hook: a severe hook.
Tap-in: a ball that has come to rest very close to the hole, leaving only a very short putt to be played.

snap hook Assuming a right-handed player, a shot that starts quickly to the left and angles sharply and further to the left, producing a very short and undesirable result.
snowman Euphemism to describe a score of eight.

Snap Hook: To severely hook the ball.
Snipe: To hook the ball such that it drops quickly.

Snap Hook : A shot that curves abruptly and severely right to left (right-handed player). Example: Leonard tried to kill his drive on the first hole and was rewarded with an ugly snap hook.

snap hook

An undesirable shot with a sharp left and downward flight pattern.

Also Known As: Snap hook
Examples:
A duck hook off the driver left the Golf Guide deep in the woods.

snap hook: As duck hook; a shot that starts right of target and excessively curves left and left of target.
sole: The bottom part of the clubhead.
sole plate: A strip of metal protecting the sole of a wooden club.

quacker (also "duck hook, snap hook, snapper") a shot that curves abruptly and severely right to left (right-handed player) ...

For example, Ben Hogan battled a snap hook early in his career. It affected his game so badly that he developed a very weak left-hand grip, a cupped wrist and an open face at the top in order to offset the hook.

You don’t want to get carried away with that, otherwise you’ll be hitting snap hooks. But maybe to start out, that wouldn’t be such a bad thing. A little change of scenery for once might be good.

A ball that curves sharply from right to left, also called a snap hook.
DUFFER
A slang term for a poor golfer, also called a hacker.

This drops the club inside and down the target line instead of the "inside-out" approach that teachers told slicers to use to quit coming over the top and that we, as athletes, listened to which made us deep "pushers" and "snap hookers".

See also: Swing, Golf, Hit, Slice, Rough