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I have always liked the way Ernie Els has swung the golf club. He makes it look almost effortless and I could only dream of having his unparalled tempo..........

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I have always liked the way Ernie Els has swung the golf club. He makes it look almost effortless and I could only dream of having his unparalled tempo..........

I was walking by a TV at Golf Town on Saturday - Freddie hit a driver that made me stop and stare. So smooth.

Davis Love III could really put a nice strike on the ball with his old persimmons. I'd take Freddie Couples or DLIII's driver swing (and maybe the iron play of Craig Stadler) any day. I'd also like to have the steady and boring overall game of Steve Stricker or Lee Janzen

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Trevor Immelman. It's very impressive for a short guy to pound it like that with control.

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Alvaro Quiros', his swing somehow reminds me of a trebuchet.

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Freddy Couples. And I'm a fan of Michelle Wie's swing actually.
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Bubba Watson....love the power. I know completely different and not around anymore but I love Ben Hogan

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Is it crazy that I like Adam Scott's though he's in a never ending slump?

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Tiger, Tiger, and Tiger, in that order.

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Freddie Couples ... sooo smooth ... like buttah!

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Rory Mcilroy

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Couples and Els for sure

+1 and I will throw in Tiger.

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