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Tiger's Swing Improvements 2013

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I have not seen much from Brandel that I liked when it came to his analysis of Tiger's swing, but this was a pretty good one. What does everyone else think? [VIDEO]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bsCj6hVtgfE[/VIDEO]

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Will always be amazed about how subtle a move like moving the handle inside sets off the whole swing for a hook off the planet. Makes thinking about ever getting good at this game so remote. Great analysis though.

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I have not seen much from Brandel that I liked when it came to his analysis of Tiger's swing, but this was a pretty good one. What does everyone else think?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bsCj6hVtgfE

I agree, I am pretty impressed as well.

Originally Posted by Bo the Golfer

Will always be amazed about how subtle a move like moving the handle inside sets off the whole swing for a hook off the planet. Makes thinking about ever getting good at this game so remote. Great analysis though.

Yep, that is depressing.

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He is shifting the left arm out a little which helps his path to get INward and he will rarely need to worry about the left rough anymore. I know everyone is talking about his putting, but his swing is looking pretty darn good.

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Originally Posted by mchepp

He is shifting the left arm out a little which helps his path to get INward and he will rarely need to worry about the left rough anymore. I know everyone is talking about his putting, but his swing is looking pretty darn good.

Yeah and his misses right are not so bad as the lefts were.  Unless your ball gets stuck up in a palm tree.

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