1994, T9
1995, T4
1996, T97
1997, 4
1998, T7
1999, T7
2000, Cut
2001, T44
2002, 3
2003, Cut
2004, 3
He also was a Ryder Cup player in 1995, 1997, and 1999.
Maggert has a beautifully efficient golf swing. He says he’s largely self-taught and doesn’t rely on a swing coach; when he’s struggling, he says he takes video of his swing and gives himself a lesson. That’s called “owning your swing.”
I saw Maggert on TV during the 2012 St. Jude Classic, and I had forgotten what a wonderful move he makes through the golf ball. I could watch that swing all day long.
Characteristics of Jeff Maggert’s Golf Swing
● Low hands at address
● One-piece takeaway
● Shaft gets very steep in the backswing
● Does not reach parallel at the top
● Smooth rhythm
● Reverse-C finish
Also, check out the efficiency of his transition.
Compare Jeff Maggert’s Golf Swing To:
● Louis Oosthuizen (low hands at address, smooth rhythm)
● Peter Thomson (fundamentals and overall simplicity of the swing)
Jeff Maggert Video Vault
Feature story:
Slow motion, down the line, 2012
Slow motion, down the line, 2012 again
