Bob Does Sports – Golf Swing Analysis (Tips for Amateurs)

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Welcome to another swing analysis, this time of Brilliantly Dumb aka Robby Berger aka Bob Does Sports aka Bobby Fairways, where we dive into his amateur golf swing to find valuable lessons for all golfers. In this video, we take an in-depth look at Robbie Berger’s swing, dissecting key elements from address to impact.

At first glance, Robbie’s setup appears athletic, but his distance from the ball stands out. As we progress through his swing, we uncover crucial insights that can benefit any golfer striving to improve their game.

From club face alignment to shoulder turn, we break down each stage of Robbie’s swing, offering constructive feedback and actionable tips. Discover how small adjustments can lead to significant improvements in accuracy, distance, and overall swing mechanics.

Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned golfer, there’s something to learn from Robbie’s swing analysis. Join us as we explore common pitfalls and effective strategies to enhance your golf game.

So, grab your clubs, hit the course, and start implementing these tips to elevate your performance. Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more golf insights and analysis. Let’s tee off towards better golf together!

0:00 Intro
0:50 Shaft Parallel
1:24 Transition at Top
2:45 Downswing
3:30 Impact
4:50 Things to Learn From

Robbie Berger Bobby Fairways brilliantly dumb this is the swing review that nobody asked for but in all seriousness when we watch an amateur swing on YouTube A lot of times those things that they’re working on translate really well to our game and what we’re working on as

Amateurs on the golf course so let’s see what we can learn from Robbie here in this swing first thing I noticed at address it’s a nice athletic stance but the biggest thing I notice is how far away from the ball he is standing look at his hands in terms of his face and

How far away his hands are Pros a lot of times have their hands more right below their chin or their nose you can see his hands are out by the brim of his cap you’ll see why at impact he’s doing this whether he knows it or not now let’s

Move all the way to shaft parallel here in the in the back swing pretty good position don’t have a lot of uh tips here I like the athleticism I like the position the only thing that I could maybe nitpick on is that his Club face is a little bit too closed this can

Cause some problems at impact here with uh possibly a hard Miss left I would open up that face a little bit maybe a weaker grip um but pretty good here now when we get to arm parallel you can see not a lot of shoulder turn and it stays

That way all the way into the top transition his shoulders aren’t even close to 90 Dees whether this is a mobility issue maybe he’s trying to aim the ball um doesn’t have a ton of confidence in his swing a bigger shoulder turn will do a lot of good for

Him one it will increase that hip shoulder separation which adds uh Club speed ball speed and distance but it also helps sequencing picture the golf swing as two halves the bottom half and the top half of your body if your top half is further along in the sequence of

The golf swing compared to your bottom half then at impact your shoulders will open up too soon before impact which again will lead to more of a aiming the golf ball rather than swinging aggressively and confidently another thing a bigger shoulder turn allows is for your hands to get under plane slon

Plane in your downswing a lot of guys with uh small shoulder turns end up being steep because there’s not enough time in transition for the hands to drop into a good position as you start your D down swing okay now let’s get into the downswing here um you can see looking

Okay but now is when we start to see his hips and his head moving towards the golf ball now remember in the beginning at his address I mentioned that his hands were quite far away from his body and he was standing far away from the golf ball again whether he’s

Doing this on purpose or he doesn’t quite realize it the reason he’s standing that far away from the golf ball is to allow himself to still have room knowing his hips are going to move closer to the golf ball if he didn’t stand far away from that ball he’d run

Out of room with his hands at impact and he’d hit a ton of dreaded sord there it is um or shots off the heel would be his Miss so what he’s doing is giving himself room even though he’s you know moving towards the ball into impact and you’ll see it it

Continues to look that way at impact here now one other note at impact um along the Sim similar lines if you look at professionals Drive the golf ball that right elbow the trail elbow is tucked right up against their body um you can see the Gap here between his

Right elbow and his hip and what that does is it makes That Swing path it makes it really difficult to swing into to out he’s going to struggle swinging out to in coming over top of the golf ball um because that right arm is becoming too dominant in the swing

Specifically at impact this combined with that closed face that he had in his back swing at shaft parallel um tells me that uh he’s going to struggle left to right uh from swing to swing this is hard to to duplicate and replicate consistently and hit the ball straight

So if there were two things that I would suggest uh Robbie practice it would be one keeping his hips back throughout his entire swing this is going to make his swing feel so much easier and so much smoother and less effort um if he keeps those hips where they start and and one

Thing I like to do is is do little half Swings with an iron picturing my back end is up against a wall and keeping it up against that wall throughout the entire swing the second thing that I would really encourage him to do would be to work on that shoulder turn it

Might feel uncomfortable at first um he might be concerned about really really really poor ball contact and it might be a little bit of a learning curve but if he can get those shoulders turning more it will really help his sequencing and his pattern between his lower half and

His upper half and in the long run he’ll gain distance and again between that and his hip staying back the swing will feel much more effortless and his accuracy and ball striking will also increase so Robbie I hope that helps your swing if you’re watching and if you’re watching

At home um take a look at your swing you might have some common themes here that we saw with Robbie and uh you might be able to take this home with you and work on your game yourself