Tiger Woods Slow Mo Driver Swing | TaylorMade Golf

u/OnTheMcFly 2024 · r/GolfSwing · in “Brand new, losing confidence”

You just haven’t had your eureka moment. Common misconception with a golf swing is exactly how we rotate. Beginners usually think it’s almost like standing upright and twisting the shoulders left and right. Rather than try and explain the differences, watch your rotation and then watch how a ▶ this video, they rotate down and up, not simply left and right. One shoulder drops as the other rises, the head dips …

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u/notthebestusername12 2026 · r/GolfSwing · in “Struggling with longer Irons”

You need a fundamental understanding of how the swing should look, combined with an awareness of how far from that you are. Step 1: watch this video of Tiger: ▶ this video Step 2: look at this video you just uploaded Step 3: get in front of a mirror and try to copy Tiger’s positions

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u/aprivilegedwhtboy 2023 · r/GolfSwing · in “Beginner in need of tips”

Here are some resources I'm using which has brought me a long way in a short time so far. [free-online-golf-tips.com] ▶ this video It's a bunch of random stuff at the moment but I have gone through so many of them all quite a few times. Youre already recording your range sessions which will be a tremendous help to you at home. Crack a beer or something and spend some time watching videos of your swings next to a few …

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u/ninefourtwo 2024 · r/GolfSwing · in “Any immediate icks?”

also go ahead and think of the left knee as a pivot, it is your foundation for a good swing ▶ this video watch this 10 times, focus on the left knee first, then look at other places to see where your feet should be wrt your shoulders at address

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u/United_Ad_668 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “What do you guys think of my swing”

I don’t think that’s a problem - ▶ this video, ▶ this video

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u/MBVeeezy22 2022 · r/GolfSwing · in “Any tips welcome! Concerns with lifting R heel too early through impact”

I think your lower half and finish looks great to me. The hip flexibility you have in that follow through I'm definitely jealous of. You might be releasing them a hair quick but I'd rather that than getting them lagging behind. If there's even one thing to critique I'd say you need to cock your wrists more at the top to get that club all the way behind you for some additional power but overall I really like your …

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u/gandiesel 2024 · r/golftips · in “straight right every time, any tips to correct this?”

Great tips above. Something else to think about is your weight and how you’re moving it through the swing. To the point above your back swing and position at the top aren’t bad but your hips and weight are off on the way down leading to an open club face. Watch this swing but focus on his head movement and weight transfer. ▶ this video Just swing exactly like that and you’ll be fine 🤪

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u/pok3ey3 2022 · r/GolfSwing · in “Jimmy rigged a net out of boredom. I think the audio is too good not to share. With seven months of golf under”

Pretty good. I’m by no means a pro or even close to it so take my advice with a grain of salt. Take a look at where your butt is at the top of your backswing. Then at impact notice how it all of a sudden gets closer to the ball? That tells me you aren’t rotating those hips. Take a look at ▶ this video video of tiger. Notice how his butt never leaves the edge of that bunker through impact? That’s the goal. There …

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u/robsea69 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “Any advice?”

Watch this slo-mo of Tiger Woods and notice how he “stays in the saddle “ at impact. ▶ this video

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u/Bosco_Wishwy 2022 · r/GolfSwing · in “Started golfing 4 months ago. Inconsistent flight path but my most common is a pull or a push slice. Any advic”

This is slow motion of Tigers swing: ▶ this video Watch this 100 times. Compare to yourself. Good luck

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u/Darkace36 2022 · r/GolfSwing · in “Getting Back to Golf for the first time in 5 years! What could I work on?”

Pause at 15 for reference point ▶ this video

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u/Goliad_stormo 2022 · r/golftips · in “Any advice appreciated!”

You are standing really far back from the ball and your right hand seems very weak in your grip. Try rotating your right hand more towards the front of the grip and having your hands beneath your head. Also, when you are at the top of your back swing, make sure your leading hand is not extended at all. If anything, you want your leading hand in a neutral state or to be flexed like in figure 3 here. Check out Tiger's …

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