There is no option for this in SourceTree. Just copy the hooks into the /.git/hooks/ folder of your clone.
I'm accepting this answer, although I'm also putting in a suggestion for SourceTree.
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SourceTree Mac 2.7.6 here: `/.git/hooks/` is not working anymore.
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Just in case, Chris: Are you sure you set the hook script(s) to executable (chmod +x)? I just got here via google because I forgot to do exactly that.
git throws a warning (at least 2.17.1 does) on the console if it sees a script but it isn't set to x, but unless you have the "Command History" shown in SourceTree you won't see that. Was scratching my head for a bit why my very simple pre-commit wasn't called.
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Oh my.
@GeroHerkenrath I had run chmod +x on the hook file but just now also tried opening up the file with chmod 0755
Bingo, hook is now picked up.
Thanks for getting me on the right path at least!
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