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Best Golf Swing From Professional in 2012


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Originally Posted by walk18

I'd have to agree with you on Luke Donald. It really doesn't get any better than that

It is probably the prettiest to the eye but his driver shoots balls all over the map!  Something can't be right if that is happening.

I'm going with Rory or A. Scott

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Some good names already mentioned.  I'm surprised no one has mentioned Hunter Mahan.

Hunter Mahan's swing is fantastic and this was very evident during his win in Arizona a couple of weeks ago.

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Originally Posted by Bullitt5339

Yeah, this one from Hunter looks especially good...........



That looks like one of my dreaded shanks!! LOL

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Tempo wise, almost all LPGA pros seem to have a very good tempo.

As for the overall swing I like to copy? Rory McIlroy hands down.  Most fluid looking swing I've seen.

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Athletic swings always look better to me. Basically, if someone looks like they could also excel at something like baseball, tennis, or hockey then I tend to prefer that swing. Ernie, Greg, etc fit that bill.

Not sure what other sports he might have played, but I like the look of Kyle Stanley's swing.

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  • 2 weeks later...
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Classic swings:  Tom Purtzer, Steve Elkington, Greg Norman, Tom Watson

Modern swings:  Rory Mcilory, Gary Woodland, Adam Scott, Kyle Standley, Nick Watney

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My vote is for Adam Scott.

 

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  • 2 months later...
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  • 3 weeks later...
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Danny Lee

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I like Duffner's swing.  He's a ball striking machine.

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I like Duff's swing a lot too. It's robotic, yet fluid. Routine, yet unique. Smooth, yet fast. He really hits the ball well, something that's really desirable for any golfer of any level.

Originally Posted by Mr3Wiggle

I like Duffner's swing.  He's a ball striking machine.


  • 2 months later...
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Is there a reverse hip turn  in Rory's swing at about P8 ( 00:28 in the video clip), which would lead me to believe that there is hip turn deceleration in the downswing around impact. Does that help in more efficient energy transfer in the kinematic sequence ? think Rose and Philips from TPI also talked about this some time.

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My vote would be for Adam Scott. They showed him for a very long time the night before Firestone at the range. The guys on the golf channel were going through each golfer saying what they liked and what they would change - when they got to Scott, they were like "uh I can't change anything."

It's just amazingly efficient.


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Originally Posted by Bullitt5339

Yeah, this one from Hunter looks especially good...........

And he won that weekend, right?

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I will name Sergio Garcia, maybe not most perfect technically, but his iron shots are just awesome.


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