He's more of a switter than anything...i'm sure he uses active right arm thrust but he is not a text book hitter.
Reasons why below:
- His left arm turns to the plane very early
- His hands go pretty much to the end. Don't be "faked out" by how little wrist cock there is
- On the 16th tee on the CBS Swing Vision he executed a horizontal hinge. I watched for it specifically because he has the "look" of a hitter.
I say he's a hybrid....
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I'm not a TGM or PGA certified Pro, but I did stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night
I have no idea what he is doing Bagger; I'm way too much of a n00b to know what is what. All I know is that he does not look like a pure hitter as described here, there and other TGM sites. At first, he does. But look again. Closer. In slo-mo.
I have no idea what he is doing Bagger; I'm way too much of a n00b to know what is what. All I know is that he does not look like a pure hitter as described here, there and other TGM sites. At first, he does. But look again. Closer. In slo-mo.
No problem, I'm just curious like everyone else. I haven't seen enough of his swing to know for certain.
Jim,
Does swivel, or plane shifts, or pivot action define hitting vs swinging? If not what...?
Hybrid Mode
