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If you want more pars, let’s swing more like Adam Scott. In my opinion, he has one of the cleanest swings on tour. It’s efficient and powerful with no wasted movements..and his balance is superb. I share lots of key points that you can adopt in your swing. Plus, I bravely put myself next to him to provide a reference point. So, let’s get to it!
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9 Comments
Good job on study comparisons
Wow! I would pay to have his swing , so smooth .
Christina , i have a question can you answer ? " Driver ," addressing the ball should I be looking at back of the ball , or 3" behind the ball ? Most are saying look 3" swing before the ball at impact ?
Nice analysis…it seems we all function within our range of flexibility and maximizing that, whatever amount that is…really like your videos!
He misses a lot of fairways because right out of transition he skips the sit-down position. He'd have ten majors if that had been fixed.
Fantastic..
You need to get a video of Adam Scott in tight top and yoga pants to make better comparison.
All you need is a bit of Dr Kwon’s reprogramming- take a look at his YouTube channel. You are not letting the backswing mature and it is not fast enough to get the full backswing.necessary to prepare your body for the downswing. You also need so more reverse pivot feeling to get your body into the correct position to begin the downswing. Then your swing will be more body driven like Adam’s.
Really interesting analysis. I looked at my swing against yours and Scott's and confirmed my suspicions that my back does not stay to target long enough after transition. I'm sure this throws out my shoulder line and creates inconsistency.