SCOTTIE SCHEFFLER GOLF SWING - SLOW MOTION

u/IceMan17632 2024 · r/GolfSwing · in “Thoughts on this swing? I feel I’m a scooper of the ball and rarely take divots. Should I make a change?”

So let's cover the divot part first. I do agree that your angle of attack is poor. However, you can have a good angle of attack and not take a lot of divots. I'm a 5 and I don't take them often. Tiger has said that when he's at his best, he doesn't often take a divot. I don't know if I'm crazy, but I swear I read somewhere in this post that you've always had a Scheffler like foot shuffle? Maybe I'm going crazy lol …

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u/triitrunk 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “Trail foot coming up early, any tips?”

Yea, same as Adam Scott does. It just releases slightly after impact instead of slightly before. Again, it requires a lot of lower back and hip flexibility to leave that foot on the ground. ▶ this video Scotty lifting early, just like OP. ▶ this video Justin Thomas also lifting even earlier.

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u/Memphi901 2023 · r/golftips · in “Unbreakable fade”

It looks like you’re not quite getting your weight transferred forward which is making you come out of your stance early. Focus on getting your weight forward during the downswing. Try this: hit a few balls and really push your weight forward, so much so that it makes you lose your balance a little and you have to step forward with your right foot after the swing to catch yourself. This should give you the “feels” …

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u/00sucker00 2026 · r/GolfSwing · in “2 HCP But Feel Like My Swing Has A Lot of Issues”

Firstly, I didn’t say it was a wrong move, I just said that I find it wild he could compress the ball with his lead foot off ground. Secondly, I’m familiar with this principle and I get that it’s a move to clear the hips faster for a higher swing speed. It intrigues me because it flies in the face of the swing principles I grew up learning. Thirdly, I argue that OP’s swing would be fine for a tee shot where he would …

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u/Adamadamsadam 2026 · r/GolfSwing · in “Am I early extending? Or casting?”

▶ this video If you look at SS whose obsession is the perfect grip his knuckles are all lined up along the shaft. Hands aligned along the same plane is good imo.

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