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For those who wonder how Nicklaus would compare power wise to some modern day pros, pick this video up at about 4:25.




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You saw the power?

Of course they have been hitting the ball far for a long time, equipment is a big reason for the increased distance today, regardless of who swings the club.

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The video reminds me more of how slowly Jack played. Really nice slomo of Jack pushing off the ground at (6:00) If I were to guess, without looking at swing speed numbers (etc), I'd say Nicklaus would be right there with J.B Holmes.

Tiger's "new" swing looks a lot like Arnie's "old" swing in this video (at 5:18)

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Really nice slomo of Jack pushing off the ground at (6:00)

You should post that in that thread. Good spotting there Rich.

Arnold and Jack, obviously, both did a lot of good things.

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What’s with the guy and the giant Pooh sign in the gallery?

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What’s with the guy and the giant Pooh sign in the gallery?

I'm guessing....Jack Nicklaus = Golden Bear

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I've always noticed, watching these vids from the way past, the position of their body at the height of the backswing (kind of looks like a baseball swing) is much more loose than the players of today who are seemingly more "stack and tilt". Of course, I think it would be hard to argue which has more power since great players with both forms have continually raised the yardage numbers.

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