Tiger Woods Iron Swing Slow Motion 2025 | Face On
2 golfers recommended it · 2025–2026
Pro swing · Advanced
Face on slow motion of Tiger Woods' iron swing, showing his weight shift and wrist turnover.
Why golfers recommend it
- Pros turn wrists over; slow motion short
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7 comments from Reddit
u/Gus-Mats 2026 · r/GolfSwing · in “How to stop casting/ chicken wing”
Watch the goat. Slight weight shift, butt back and around. Upper body follows with lag and speed. ▶ this video
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u/gentilet 2025 · r/golftips · in “Why does my driver suck?”
Compare to Tiger: ▶ this video 
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u/jimarkuss 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “Steep downswing?”
Yes you are swinging too steep, your club moves left of your feet line through impact which causes a fade. The good thing is this is not extreme and can be fixed pretty easy. It looks to me that there is no seperation of your lower and upper body. To successfully stay on plane or go shallow, you need to lead the downsing with your hips. Check out tigers hips ▶ this video From there, your hands can simply drop rather …
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u/Temporary-Help7381 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “Why am I shanking every shot? I'm striking the ground fat, with the toe, every time.”
Take this with a grain of salt cause I’m still relatively new but this is an issue I had that I took lessons to fix so I’m more telling you what someone much better than myself told me. Idk if it will let me link videos but if it does try and pause Tiger Woods swing at impact and then pause your own video at impact. You’re pushing your weight towards the back of your stance (right foot for right handed swing) trying …
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u/Internal_Football889 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “What should I focus on to improve this swing?”
In pictures it’s hard to convey, but in slow motion videos, literally every pro turns the wrists over. I should have linked this video in the original response. The text is right, but I can see how the pictures could show the wrong thing. Notice in the video though you can find similar freeze frames for each of those pictures. ▶ this video
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u/RamsesTheWise 2026 · r/GolfSwing · in “Trying to fix OTT for ages. Might have finally worked it out?”
▶ this video Look at this swing of Tiger face-on. Is his lower body initiating the backswing? Sure, his hips move at the start of the swing. But is that how you would best explain this to someone? What I see, is a very stable lower body, with the torso rotating around an axis, which creates core stability, like wringing a towel. You physically cannot do this without opening your hips and significantly engaging your …
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u/LoyalSuspect 2025 · r/golftips · in “I’m lost”
Yes, absolutely, that is the general advice “start the downswing with your hips.” In fact, the masters actually start the down swing with the hips a millisecond before the arms reach the peak of the backswing. That creates a beautiful moment of inertia, and subsequently, the “lag” that translates into tremendous power. Here’s Tiger showing you how it’s done: ▶ this video
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