Who Has the Smoothest and Most Effortless Swing on LPGA Tour?

[Wally Fairway]

I'm putting this here because there isn't a thread for this weeks LPGA event (and I'm not starting one for this 1 post), and because it needs to be here

From yesterday's first round

[boogielicious]

1 hour ago, Wally Fairway said:

I'm putting this here because there isn't a thread for this weeks LPGA event (and I'm not starting one for this 1 post), and because it needs to be here

From yesterday's first round

I saw that and was going to post it. You beat me too it! We saw one in NH last year. We looked back at the tee we were just on and there it was!

[birdie seeker]

It's pretty obvious that prema donas don't watch the LPGA!

[iacas]

Huh?

[mighty]

I don't watch LPGA, but PGA would be Gary Woodland

Edited March 29, 2019 by mighty

[Nave]

On 3/22/2019 at 11:23 PM, Wally Fairway said:

I'm putting this here because there isn't a thread for this weeks LPGA event (and I'm not starting one for this 1 post), and because it needs to be here

From yesterday's first round

Bobcats, crocodiles or birds - always impressive when they cross the course. Amazing sight and somehow has a feel-good-factor to it (if they're in a safe distance).

[dennyjones]

10 hours ago, birdie seeker said:

It's pretty obvious that prema donas don't watch the LPGA!

I'm a reformed curmudgeon not a prema dona and I watch the LPGA.   I watch almost any golf that is on TV.   

[boogielicious]

1 hour ago, dennyjones said:

I'm a reformed curmudgeon not a prema dona and I watch the LPGA.   I watch almost any golf that is on TV.   

Me too. There is so much to learn from all tours. 

[The Recreational Golfer]

I'm in  Anne Van Dam's corner.

Brandel Chamblee says this swing might be the best in golf - Golf Digest

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[3jacker]

Of the ones on this thread, Korda and HJ Kim get my vote. 

Those 2 are very very similar.