Indeed, there is plenty of TGM need on the LPGA. Just came back from the range at Kingsmill, watching Kerr, Creamer, Nagl, Alfredson and Gulbis.
Kerr really has an outstanding motion. Very efficient, very on plane and about as good of compression as you'll see on the LPGA. I'd love to see some stills posted if anyone has any. She does a great job of 'spearing the fish' - pound for pound, a really long hitter, especially considering she is on the shorter side.
Creamer wasn't quite 'on' today. A high right forearm at impact and high right shoulder through impact was causing some lower than usual shots that tended to be pulled left. Swim float on her right arm again, she still looked a bit under plane, but she sure bends that shaft better than all the rest of the ladies. Very Hogan like on her transition loading. A touch more extensor action and a bit straighter on her plane line tracing and she would be right back on track.
Nagl was busy playing 'golf swing' rather than golf again. A shame given how nice her motion is when she isn't busy trying to 'find' a position.
Gulbis was hitting as solid as any of them, didn't practice for too long, but a pleasure to watch.
Alfredson looked to just be going through the motions - a lot of sway/movement, but nice trajectory.
Some serious talent out there.
Those girls do indeed 'Rock'
Your comment about Gulbis is spot on!"A pleasure to watch"
- pound for pound, a really long hitter, especially considering she is on the shorter side.
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