THE DREADED S___K!(That word is never mentioned among golfers!)

PROBLEM: When the clubhead hosel meets the ball at impact and sends it scurrying crazily to the right -- and too often into big trouble! This is one of the scariest problems in golf.While it can and often does get into a golfer’s head and cling there stubbornly, the good news is that

Take a look at ball marks on the clubface.  You may be striking the ball too close to the shaft hosel, and it will send the ball far to the right.   I also have experienced this problem, and I found a couple of ways to cure it.   In my case, I was standing with too much weight on my toes.  When I put a little more weight on my heels, the problem disappeared.   Another possible reason for those who have a rather flat swing plane is that the harder you swing, the more the clubhead extends farther from your body due to centri- fugal force, increasing the chance of striking the ball on the hosel.  If you like swinging hard, try a more upright swing plane.  One more thing to consider, maybe your irons are not fitted properly to your body build.  You can visit your local pro shop to check this.  If the shafts are too long, just have them shortened and re-gripped, it is not that expensive.