3‑time PGA TOUR winner Scottie Scheffler has one of the most unique swings on the PGA TOUR. Check out these fascinating swing tracers of Scheffler’s swing while Paul Azinger and other analysts explain how Scheffler is able to maintain control and accuracy despite his unorthodox footwork.
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Watching Scottie golf should give every average golfer hope. Such an amazing talent with a lot of non-typical movements. Love it
@Skumtomten1 I could say the same for Asian players actually. Where I’m from here in the Philippines, most pros often teach traditional Hogan fundamentals. Not that that’s wrong, but it goes to show how infrequent I see “homebrewed” or “modern” swings.
@Joey G Yea, I think South Africa similar so it applies to most countries outside america.
Eh, that’s the only thing that’s really homebrew. He does everything else by the book to some degree.
“Watching Scottie golf should give every average golfer hope.”
…really, dude? And just how do you rationalize that?
believe me, I’m not harshing on you, I used to say the same about watching Adam Sandler and Bill Murray golf.
@touristguy87 Scottie is 6’3 with great flexibility, strength, and coördination…just because his swing isn’t ‘conventional’ doesn’t mean an average player can ever dream of coming up with anything close to his swing
that form is just stunning
Hoi
Imagine if some coach had tried to change his swing when he was younger.
yeah imagine. He’d probably be just like you…a 90s player
Imagine yeah
Bobby Clampett (someone started messing with his swing and he never recovered)
Kinda ho sung choi like
That is what happens when it rains
Hopefully he stays consistent with it. Seems to me it might be a struggle on certain days
And fkn straight down the middle BABBBBBBBBY yeah !
even back in high school he did this and would shoot mid 60’s consistently. He was a senior my freshman year and he was the group in front of me…he’s been gifted for awhile now.
my guess, and it’s just a guess I admit but still…
my guess is that anyone breaking par in high-school is “gifted”
probably the same for anyone breaking par, period
Sus
Rory mcilroy pls
Maybe, except Rory (as much as I admire his swing) is a little guy, winding his body up to the max on EVERY shot, Scottie looks like he is taking a practice swing by comparison… Guess which player is gonna become injury plagued as time goes on… Hey Tiger, take the mic for a second will ‘ya.
@Steve Davies says Dr. Steve, expert on anything fitness related 🥴
@Steve Davies practice swing yet he can barely keep his eyes on his own ball with how much he spins out?
costa should sponsor him lmao
Scottie hits nukes
Ok 🥴
Wow, never noticed this. This guy’s got game though. All of his Ryder Cup teammates said to watch out.
Not seeing what’s unique here at all, most players jump out of their stance when they try to hit the ball hard.
He’s just lucky that the grass was dry.
Talented guy. Looks like a weekend golfer swing
BS
I wonder if somehow this can relate to baseball because Fernando tatis jr does a very similar move with his back leg which helps produce him a lot of power very interesting.
Very deep right shoulder at the top. A “shouldery” looking swing. Like he’s mostly using his shoulders. The opposite of “handsy.”
Very much doubt this swing is repeatable over the long term
He has already used the ground. He is literally hitting the ball on the outside of his left heel and then he is floating. He is closest to hitting in the air as any golfer. What’s more amazing is he can repeat this with accuracy and obviously.…. he can chip and putt like a demon!
Everyone sh$%s on S&T but this bowling type leg has been taught for quite some time
3:20 his clubface looks pretty open in his takeaway. Interesting
He’s not rolling his arms or wrists to get there so it’s not really a fault. Seem to be a result of how he’s rotated the club when he grips it imho. He could be playing a fade or that’s just how he has to hold it to get back to square. He doesn’t have a held off release. He’s just ripping through the ball, so he probably developed an anti-hook strategy.
Whack
How good was the choice of Scottie as Captain’s Pick in the Ryder Cup before he won anything? Maybe the best Captain’s pick ever.
I would like to ask Scottie if he had a shanking or inconsistent heel strike issue before he started doing that foot move. It’s definitely a hosel proof move.
Give them an old Warbird metalwood and a Balata and see how they go with a swing like that
Surprised he hasn’t rolled that ankle yet
I hate that swing but it’s working right now
I feel like he’s gonna have some serious left knee problems later in life. I used to do this as a junior and it put so much pressure on my left knee
What kind of equipment or tool is being used to show such tracers.…
unique swing, uncopiable.
man, left arm could have broken. How flexible he is…
same move as Greg norman