lyden
Head Pro
I envy Louis Oosthuizen`s swing but I don't bother trying to copy it, he`s a pro I'm not I have to be realistic!
Best 'pro' model
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USER1999
Grand Slam Winner
Nooooooooo!
Too mechanical.
He was a big guy, and hit it like a powder puff. Not good.
HomerJSimpson
Hall of Famer
My swing is my own. I own it and don't need to compare it to anyone else. I'm happy to plough my own furrow. Isn't the journey part of the fun?
socky
Head Pro
mab
Challenge Tour Pro
I like how many are aspiring to replicate the who's who of the golfing elite!
May be better to look at swings from the ladies and seniors tours, in all honesty.
May be better to look at swings from the ladies and seniors tours, in all honesty.
garyinderry
Ryder Cup Winner
intresting duffner video
[video=youtube;0mUsPIhiey0]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0mUsPIhiey0[/video]
woosey
Assistant Pro
interesting video, but highlights an issue a lot of people seem to talk about, de-lofting clubs - what's the point? Yes i can hit a 9 iron 180 yards if i de-loft it to a 6 iron, but i would rather hit a 6 iron?
MadAdey
Money List Winner
I have never tried to compare or replicate my swing to any other golfer, I do not see the point. I think we can spend too much time trying to replicate something we might not be able to do. There is good reason that everyone has a different swing and that is everybody is different.
I could stand next to another forumer that is the same height and weight but our bodies could be very different. I have long/strong legs, but average length/strength arms and hands. The other bloke might have average legs, but big old gorilla hands on the end of big old popeye forearms. That will mean that we will have different swings, but we still may hit it just as good as each other and just as far.
I think that we can learn a lot from studying the pros, but trying to mimic a swing is not a good idea IMO.
I could stand next to another forumer that is the same height and weight but our bodies could be very different. I have long/strong legs, but average length/strength arms and hands. The other bloke might have average legs, but big old gorilla hands on the end of big old popeye forearms. That will mean that we will have different swings, but we still may hit it just as good as each other and just as far.
I think that we can learn a lot from studying the pros, but trying to mimic a swing is not a good idea IMO.
timchump
Q-School Graduate
My pro always used aaron baddeley as the textbook model to aim for
http://youtu.be/IyU8m4AAeLc
this swing inparticular - pre his stack and tilt days
http://youtu.be/IyU8m4AAeLc
this swing inparticular - pre his stack and tilt days
MendieGK
Tour Winner
Justin Rose. unreal swing
rob_golf1
Q-School Graduate
When approaching a shot, I often think to myself, I wonder what Seve would do in this position, especially if i'm playing from the Car Park 
SocketRocket
Ryder Cup Winner
Sam Snead. What a swing :thup:
Foxholer
Blackballed
His was based on super-flexible joints. I've seen a photo of him touching a standard height ceiling with his foot!
So not one for stiff old buggars like you and me to try to emulate!
SocketRocket
Ryder Cup Winner
Hey! talk for yourself. Anyhow, you dont hit a golf ball with one foot above your head.
On that subject. I went to a local Yoga instructor and asked if he could get me to do the 'Splits' He asked me if I was very flexible?
I replied that I could do Tuesday Mornings or Thursday afternoons.
