Strong Grip
Billy Horschel, he of the 18 for 18 in greens-in-regulation in round two of the 2013 U.S. Open, is probably destined for great admiration among ball-striking afficionados. His swing is …
You asked for it, you got it — David Lingmerth’s golf swing: It looks a bit like Ryan Moore’s swing at address, wouldn’t you s ...
As we continue to prepare for the 2013 Masters, let’s look at two-time Masters winner Bernhard Langer, whose second win at Augusta occurred 20 y ...
Ladies and gentlemen, your 2012 Greenbrier Classic champion (and winner of the 2013 Masters Par-3 Contest) is Ted Potter, Jr. Here is his golf swing. ...
Darren Clarke has been one of my favorite golfers for many years, and it was a delight to see him win the 2011 Open Championship. I enjoy watching Clarke play ...
Congratulations to Webb Simpson, winner of the 2012 U.S. Open. The article below was published on August 21, 2011. Webb Simpson’s college coach at Wake Forest, Jerry Haas, says Simpson ...
Brendan Steele’s golf swing is yet another example of a swing that resembles those of the 1950s and 1960s — the flat plane of the left arm, the rotation of ...
I didn’t know much about Jason Dufner prior to the 2011 PGA Championship, but what I found was a terrific golf swing, one that resembles those of the 1950s and ...
Update, April 14, 2013: Congratulations to Adam Scott on his thrilling Masters victory! Adam Scott, much like Sergio Garcia, is a player whose golf swing is the modern evolution of ...
Ryo Ishikawa’s swing has much in common with what Ian Baker-Finch called “the modern swing” when he was describing Nick Watney’s swing. The thing that distinguishes Ishikawa’s swing from many ...
