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Tiger's swing with no unnecessary movement

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3 golfers recommended it · 2023–2024

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Footage of Tiger Woods' swing, highlighting economy of movement in the shoulder turn and head position.

Why golfers recommend it

  • Shoulder turn, arms not thrown behind
  • Head ahead, left hip not connected
  • Head moves back, reference short

Summaries are written by AI from what golfers said about the video.

4 comments from Reddit

u/Hatrick_Swaze 2024 · r/GolfSwing · in “Please help me ”

This is the perfect golf swing. Notice how steady Tiger is in his legs, back, and shoulders. ..Take special note of how steady his head is...with his shoulders pivoting around his spine ▶ this video Now compair that with what you have going on in your swing. Notice the big difference between your swing and his?

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u/CyclePainter 2024 · r/golftips · in “Does my head dip too far too soon in my “practice” swing here? Been horrible with compressing iron shots latel”

Yeah, dipping is not "the" problem, but it certainly wouldn't hurt to do it a little less either. Your major issues lie in the fact that you get your head out in front of the ball and also your left hip is not connected to your overall swing; yes, you 'clear-it' for the most-part, but your not using the power from it and the right hand being connected ...as Hogan said "I wish I had three right hands". Right now, …

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u/outYeTan 2023 · r/GolfSwing · in “Help me fix my slice plz”

You backswing should stop petty much after your shoulders stop rotating. Pros get the club parallel to the ground by using massive shoulder turn. The club is always in front of their body, it's just they are totally rotated like a gymnast. You know pro athletes. You rotate a little and throw everything behind you with your arms, if Rory McIlroy done what you did in that swing his clubhead would hit the ground. It's …

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u/Useful-Tie414 2024 · r/GolfSwing · in “Grill me.”

Watch your head move 10" back. That is bad. Don't do that. Watch this for reference ▶ this video

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