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Originally Posted by mvmac

Any video from his match against Rose? What happened there - it was like Woods / Ames.

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Luke Donald has a solid iron game. Ball striking (or GIR) is not the right stat to look at. Look at approach shots from under 200 yards or at broadies shots gained paper. Donald gains strokes on the field with his irons and short game and then is a top 5 putter on tour. The game is pretty balanced. The long game (driving and approach shots) is slightly more valuable than the short game and putting but no one area is good enough (top 10 on tour) that you can dominate it and really suck (bottom 1/4)  at the any of the others.

Originally Posted by LuciusWooding

Well, that's true of almost any player. Luke Donald himself is actually quite mediocre at driving and ballstriking and he'd never keep his card without his inhuman short game, yet has been #1 or #2 in the world for most of the last year.

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  • 2 years later...

The highlight of my Evlovr lessons was when my video was put up next to Robert's and it shows my hands/arms in my downswing being very similar to Robert's at the same time!

I copied a screen shot and saved it in my my swing thread!  I was very proud of that moment lol....

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Robert Rock has the most steady head I have ever seen. It seems to never move until after the ball is gone.

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Robert Rock has the most steady head I have ever seen. It seems to never move until after the ball is gone.

Well, that is, of course, so we can admire his perfect hair. ;-)

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  • 5 months later...

After just seeing this I'm wondering if it's just me, but does he not get very much hip turn in his backswing with his driver?

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After just seeing this I'm wondering if it's just me, but does he not get very much hip turn in his backswing with his driver?

Just watch his right hip pocket, it's moving all the way to 4. If you have Analyzr, upload it in there and go frame by frame.

He's turning his hips at least 45.

The "daylight" between the knees from dtl is a good checkpoint.

Can also see how much he's turned his torso in the caddy view, so a "full" hip turn helped him do that.

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You are right.  After seeing the pictures he definitely gets enough hip turn.  I'm probably just comparing him to my swing and after seeing this I think I get too much hip turn.  His swing is visually perfect though.....

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How has ole Rob Rock been playing this year? I watch the Euro tour in the am when drinking coffee and getting ready for work and haven't noticed him around.

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2 hours ago, MuniGrit said:

How has ole Rob Rock been playing this year? I watch the Euro tour in the am when drinking coffee and getting ready for work and haven't noticed him around.

I don't know. You could look it up of course.

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