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My vote goes to a woman of golf:

Loren does have a nice swing. But if I could pick only one swing to copy it would be Retief Goosen's. He is not large in stature when compared to the likes of Tiger, Phil, VJ, or Ernie; but in 2003 his average drive was 299.4!

Bag: Mizuno Twister
Driver: Taylormade R7 460 9.5 Stiff
3 Wood: Sonartec SS 2.5 14 Stiff
7 Wood: Sonartec SS 2.5 21 Stiff
Hybrid: Sonartec MD 19 StiffIrons: Mizuno MX 19 4-PW Do not use the gap wedgeWedges: Mizuno MP T 5308 and 5810Putter Yes CallieI can also choose between a 4 or 5 wood or MD...

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Booby Jones pure grace and poetry in motion. Ernie Els "the big easie"nuff said. I will now no doubt court jeers of derision for you chaps in the colonies but I think Monty has a beautiful swing.
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I will now no doubt court jeers of derision for you chaps in the colonies but I think Monty has a beautiful swing.

Monty has had a great career. His swing is relaxed, flexible, fluid, and repeatable. I enjoyed it when he was featured in Playing Lessons with the Pros. His approach to golf is good. No jeers, but I never have been thrilled with his reverse "C" in the follow through. Never-the-less he's made a better living at golf than I have.

Jeff

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18°, 20°, 23° Adams Idea Pro Prototype Hybrid

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48° Titleist Vokey Tour Nickel
54°, 58° Titleist Vokey Tour Oil Can

Scotty Cameron NP2, 33"

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i have recently started to enjoy watching CHIII swing the club. he is one individual who absolutely gets everything he can out of his swing. He's listed as 160lbs. but I've walked with him at a couple tournaments and he might be 145 at very most and he can really knock the stew out of the ball!!!

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Driver: Taylor Made 09' Burner 9.5*
Woods: Nicklaus 18* Hybrid
Cobra DWS Baffler Hybrid 20*
Irons: Mizuno MX-200 4-Gw Project x 5.5Wedge: Cleveland Black Pearl CG14 54* & 58*Putter: Scotty Cameron TEI 3 Newport 2Balls: Prov1x

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How did we get so far into this thread without a vote for Luke Donald? Guy's got great tempo. Luuuuuuuke!


Some of these swing analyzers are great in that you can compare your swing against a pro's. The only caution is that if you are going to try to mimic a professional's swing, you need to make sure that you are both of a similar stature and that your grips are similar.

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How did we get so far into this thread without a vote for Luke Donald? Guy's got great tempo. Luuuuuuuke!

Can't agree more.

Love his swing. Just a shame he's not a little bit bigger and had a bit more length off the tee.
In the bag:
Driver - FT-i 9.5* Neutral Speeder 686 Stiff
Fairway Wood - X-Tour 15* Stiff
Hybrid - Nickent 3DX Ironwood 17* Aldila NV Hybrid 75S
Irons - Tour Stage Z101 Forged Irons DG S300 Shatfs (2-PW) Wedges - 52* Callaway X Tour Vintage, 58* Callaway X Tour Mack Daddy VintagePutter - Scotty...
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