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One of the top players in Asia at age 19. I believe he's 5' 8" but he can hit it a long way with a nice swing. Really like his swing so I thought I'd post it to share.

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He would be 6 foot, maybe even a bit taller. I watched him in Asia this year.

Anyone looking for the "next big thing" after Rory, Ryo etc then he is the guy to watch. Cracking swing and bombs it a mile. On the 18th at the Iskandar Open (par 5) there was an option, layup off the tee or hit to an island needing a carry of about 270 yards. Almost all players hit driver at the island (a few hit irons and played it as a 3 shotter) , Noh hit 3 wood so he wouldn't run out of room at about 340 yards.

Expect him to make headlines in global golf in the next year or two.

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He would be 6 foot, maybe even a bit taller. I watched him in Asia this year.

U.S. Open listed him at 5' 8" along with Yahoo Sports.

I'm hoping he can make some real noise in the coming years.

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Might not have to wait long with him shooting a 6 under 66 at Dubai. Lots of big names in that leaderboard.

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Did anyone else hear that?! He was 248 from the pin on a par 5 during the second round of the Dubai Classic and hit 4 iron over the flag!! Couldn't have been yards...could it?!

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Maybe it was meters!

I love this position in his swing.

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Very powerful, athletic swing. Lots of moving parts on the backswing and a pretty big redirection move to initiate the forward swing. His second and third rounds at Dubai reveal what can happen when his timing is off.

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U.S. Open listed him at 5' 8" along with Yahoo Sports.

yes, everywhere seems to have him listed at 5'8", standing next to him he seemed to have a few inches on height over me. At 19 he could be still growing. Either way, he bombs it.

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3 Wood: 15 degree F2
Hybrids: 19 and 21 degree
Irons: MP-58, 4-9 iron
Wedges: Vokey sm 47.06, 53.08, 58.08Putter: studio select 2.5Ball: Pro Vx : Warren Golf Club 73.6 : 146


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Very powerful, athletic swing. Lots of moving parts on the backswing and a pretty big redirection move to initiate the forward swing. His second and third rounds at Dubai reveal what can happen when his timing is off.

Really? I don't think he has a lot of moving parts in the backswing. Find it fairly simple. Well I think the redirection is needed for the smaller guys like Fowler, AK, and Noh.

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Beautiful swing and a nice amount of lag on the way down. Super smooth...

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