Happy Gilmore (Sports Science) have a look

[freddielong]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wguFY0DDoAU

Please have a look at the attached like I think you will find it interesting (if you have'nt seen it already)

If the link doesn't work look up Happy gilmore sports science on youtube

Enjoy

 

[mikeyh]

Brilliant!!!

Just shows how grooved Paddys swing is. Still getting through in the same position!

Would just love him to do it just once on the course, how much publicity would he get!!!!

 

[freddielong]

First tee at turnberry it would increase his legend status 10 fold

 

[Imurg]

might have a go at this.




Anyone know a good chiropractor........................

 

[M1tch]

i might try this when i go golf

 

[mono217]

Looks good wierd though he gets an extra thirty yards from it.

 

[monkeyallen]

I liked the bit where they show his regular swing on the left and the Happy Gilmore swing on the right and they are virtually identical, regardless of what his body is doing. Geniussss.

 

[RGDave]

I liked the bit where they show his regular swing on the left and the Happy Gilmore swing on the right and they are virtually identical, regardless of what his body is doing. Geniussss.

absolutely......awesome......

I have to say the swing at 1.10-ish is also equally brilliant.....a few years ago Paddy's swing was a bit dodgy in places, these days, it's a work of art!!!

I stop-framed it and WOW......how amazing is he now.....???

 

[haplesshacker]

You mean to say there's some on here that haven't already tried it!! On the range or the course.

 

[rgs]

Most of us paddys played hurling as kids or adults. Hurling is a "bat and ball" game where the ball is hit on the run and needs good hand and eye co ordination.
To see a similar strike in hurling look up www.youtube.com, enter top 12 GAA moments and marvel at the strike by John Fenton of Cork.