With the ubiquity of high speed video, all swings will look the same, yes?

[nevets88]

All individuality will be lost. But wait. We have Jordan Spieth, with that funky post impact position, doing pretty darn well. Rickie Fowler. Dechambeau with his single length irons and his snowflake swing. Take a look at this junior. I think we're pretty safe from everyone looking the same, even with high technology insinuating itself into every nook and cranny of our lives.

 

[jbishop15]

As long as they hit all 5 keys, they can do whatever they want. That's what'll keep all swings from looking the same. 

Of course, there are many ways to skin a cat, but some are easier than others

[iacas]

19 hours ago, jbishop15 said:

As long as they hit all 5 keys, they can do whatever they want.

Pretty much.

[WUTiger]

@nevets88
Even with high-speed video, I'm not too worried about all the swings looking the same. Your worry fails to take into account a person's physique and body structure.

Ernie Els is 6-foot-3 and 215 lbs., Kevin Kistner 5-foot-10 and 160 lbs., and David Summerhays is 5-foot-8 and 185 lbs. Variations in their bone structure and muscles will lend distinctiveness to all their swings.

For us amateurs, it's more of the same - especially those of us who have old injuries - or body parts just plain wearing out - that add even more "distinctiveness."