Who's swing do you admire most on tour?

[mizuno4life]

Either F.Couples, or Nick Price

[mizuno4life]

*and also Angel Cabberea, As you see, im not into mechanical swings, I dig 'em free flowin'!

[Chilli Dipper]

I admire any professional whose swing appears effortless. The Frenchman, Raphael Jacquelin, may have the easiest swing of them all.

[Cussin hacker]

I like Vijay, Goosen, Sim, Scott and Els.

Yeah your right Shorty. Look at Arnie and Trevino....They won their fair share of major's with a not so pretty swing. It's not the look but the finish.

[ssrs8]

AK's swing. I started out looking at it to work on my own swing because of similar tempo and body types. Now I think it is just amazing for its athleticism and simplicity. And the sound at impact is music.

[patriot07]

Fred Couples, no question.

[enis750]

it was funny...today on golf channel they asked Couples and Els whos swing was nicer......they each said eachothers!! haha!
was kinda funny considering this topic!! haha!!

[J_Bone]

Els, the big easy is so smooth. My others are Zack Johnson and Jim Furyk.

[TroutBum]

Freddy Couples...such a smooth effortless swing.

[dbuck]

Fred of course.

I was about 8 feet from him and watched him hit that 3 wood he got from Watson off a bare and almost muddy lie. The ball went about 260 and the ground looked as if you had lightly smudged it with your thumb.

Also Crenshaw in his prime, Els, DLIII, Payne Stewart.

[sean_miller]

Fred of course.

Crenshaw got loosey goosey sometimes, but oh that putting stroke!

Payne's goofy attire overshadowed his actual game - that dude could play!!

[Phil Fanatics]

For me it's also definitely Ernie Els' swing!

[ash]

Tiger... no amount of philandering can erase his genius in golf!

[RC]

Yes, Ben Crenshaw was a little inaccurate with his swing. His right knee would, on occasion, turn to his right on the backswing. He might hit 9 or 10 greens and still shoot 5 or 6 under. If he had Kite's accuracy with his own short game, he could have been not just great, he would have dominanted his era. He was the only golfer I ever saw who really seemed not to fear hitting a putt well past the hole, because he thought he would always make the next one -- and he usually did. His swing got a lot better wtih age as he tightened up his move. Kite was a workaholic who emulated Ben Hogan's practice routine. Crenshaw was a natural athlete who could shoot a great score no matter how he hit the ball -- very different types of players, both really special golfers. But not even Ben would claim his swing was his best asset. JMHO.

[Acropo]

Bubba Watson. How the hell does he do that?

He plays left-handed.

For me: Els. He has the rhythm, he got the style. Freddie Couples has the rhythm too but he takes it up so high on the backswing...I daren't watch too much from the in-line camera or I'll end up doing it myself and either slicing it or chunking it.

[soon_tourpro]

allan doyle.

[TigerWoodz]

It has to be Tiger...

[titaniummd]

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 am a fan of his swing, also. Fred Couples has a great swing, too.