Justin Thomas | Swing Theory | Driver, iron, wedge

u/Used-Problem-5987 2024 · r/GolfSwing · in “How is he so good with such a steep downswing?”

Watch ▶ this video, it explains his swing and how his delivery is not steep. If the point you’re trying to make is you can be good even with a steep angle of attack, then use Phil’s swing.

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u/DockterQuantum 2024 · r/GolfSwing · in “My wife is looking for swing advice”

If you look at the very back end of his swing the area that you cannot generate the power think of like winding up the clock the final windup. The moment before he takes that club and starts to forward momentum with his left hips and left foot. His right foot corks back drives into the ground and that's the beginning of the motion. You need that force on that leg in order to drop the left half of your body and …

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u/camwinz 2024 · r/GolfSwing · in “Tips? My distances suck, I just got rid of my chicken wing though and try and keep my arms straight. 7i and ab”

using he ground is really for your driver in my opinion, you dont need to create speed with the ground for your irons. a good strike and swing will get you plenty distance with any iron. you definitely use the ground without realizing with your irons, but in my swing i jump off the ground like you do, but only for my driver. look at justin thomas swing for example. ▶ this video

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u/Ok-Secretary-3446 2024 · r/GolfSwing · in “Okay irons, horrible driver”

▶ this video Check this Justin Thomas video at 4:30 for the driver profile to see how he makes a smoother transition to the downswing. You have some nice similarities with jt’s athletic move.

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