Bryson Decambeau ball flight

[efdeel74]

I think most of us already watch the video.

I am interested with Bryson Decambeau ball flight is because he tend to be stright (not make some curve, not try to work the ball...not fade or draw).

It (arguable) make swing more simpler for amateur (like me) that don't have time and (ofcourse: money) to play a lot golf on course.

I cant imagine if an amateur like me asked to work the ball...it must be a lot of 'investment'.

Edited March 11, 2018 by iacas
please embed videos, efdeel

[iacas]

I didn't see what was so "unique" about it.

Tour players have very little curve to most of their shots.

[efdeel74]

Yup, that not my video, I dont agree  too she/he write that is unique ball flight. Already wrote my point in my comment above.

 

Edited March 11, 2018 by efdeel74

[Shorty]

23 minutes ago, efdeel74 said:

I am interested with Bryson Decambeau ball flight is because he tend to be stright (not make some curve, not try to work the ball...not fade or draw).

 

If you go to a tournament and watch the players, you'd be amazed at how straight most of them hit it most of the time. The majority of their long game is tiny baby cut or baby draw. Their ball flight with drivers and 3 woods is more like a shot from a gun than anything else, unless they NEED to shape it.

[iacas]

I don't know what your question is, @efdeel74.

Everyone should develop a ball flight and work on their shot cones and making them smaller.

https://thesandtrap.com/forums/topic/39974-shot-cones/

[efdeel74]

This topic actually is about Bryson. But ok, I am curious, what is driving accuracy percentage of PGA Player (hit fairways) ?

Recent Valspar winner, accuracy was 69% at final round.

Could be the rest 31% off fairway is because he want it to (?).

I am aware at the end, golf is about score, not fairway hit or even not swing.

Edited March 12, 2018 by efdeel74

[RussUK]

Bryson hits the ball pretty straight not because his single axis style swing causes him to do so, but because he's got his swing nailed down so well. He could probably hit it as straight swinging any way he wants.

I've seen him hit massive intentional hooks and slices in order to get around trees and hazards.

His swing is simpler than a "traditional" two plane swing but still needs a lot of practice to get where its second nature, same with any swing.

[efdeel74]

18 minutes ago, RussUK said:

Bryson hits the ball pretty straight not because his single axis style swing causes him to do so, but because he's got his swing nailed down so well. He could probably hit it as straight swinging any way he wants.

I've seen him hit massive intentional hooks and slices in order to get around trees and hazards.

His swing is simpler than a "traditional" two plane swing but still needs a lot of practice to get where its second nature, same with any swing.

Thanks for the info, especially that Bryson also hit hooks and slices when he intent to. It is new info for me.

Edited March 12, 2018 by efdeel74