A hook shot applies sidespin to curve the ball to the left in golf. If you’re hooking the ball accidentally then you need to check a couple of things.
 The first thing you need to do is check your grip. Ensure that your right hand grips the club correctly. You should put it on the club from exactly the same position as when your arm hangs free from your shoulder. Also make sure your wrist is straight, so your hand does not bend beneath the club. Next put your left thumb straight into the groove of your right hand. Your right thumb will point straight at your right shoulder if you grip correctly. The next step is to balance correctly. Make sure you set up with your weight on the balls of your feet. Keep your weight on the balls of your feet during the back swing, and your upper body at a constant angle throughout the swing. It will allow you to swing the club freely in front of your body, so it is easy to follow through. If your balance and upper body positions are good, you will finish your follow through with your right shoulder below your left. This is the perfect balance to avoid hooking the ball.
Check your grip and balance correctly to avoid hooking the ball in golf. Always practice these steps before setting out on the green.