Rickie Fowler Swing Analysis
Rickie Fowler Swing Analysis
Description
An analysis of Rickie Fowler's golf swing from the Rotary Swing Podcast.
Video Practice Points
Rickie Fowler takes the "Hands in, club out" adage to the extreme, leading to a very, very steep plane going back | Pushing with the left shoulder, he gets the club completely vertical, even pointing the wrong direction, in the backswing | The top of his swing is distinctive - the swing is very long, reminiscent of Ben Hogan | Coming down he pulls extremely hard with the left, gets back on plane & recovers into good impact position | It's an extremely arms-dominated swing with a very hard release with the right hand | He gets up off the ground through impact, which could damage his knee, long-term
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-Dr. Jeffrey Broker, Assoc. Prof. in Biomechanics at University of Colorado at Colorado Springs and Former Senior Biomechanist for U.S. Olympics Committee
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-Sam Jarman, PGA Golf Instructor in the UK
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