In this video, we analyze the golf swing of Brooks Koepka, 5 time major champion. Brooks worked his was back from a brutal knee injury that led to a downfall that was very public, and a major part of his leaving the PGA TOUR.
There’s a lot to learn from Koepka’s golf swing, including his move through transition, generation of power through impact, and consistent follow-through. If you want to learn to swing it like a major champion, watch along!
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3 Comments
He keeps the club face square throughout the swing
Brooks uses an interesting grip: Neutral left hand, strong right hand. Jack Nicklaus featured a similar grip configuration. This morning after Mass I stopped at the course to copy Brooks’ grip and hit some chips and pitches with it. It works! After the rain stops I’ll go hit some full shots with it.
Nice breakdown of his swing. How exactly do you think he uses his hands to shallow the club? I've always thought it was impressive to be able to hit draws from such an upright swing