Tiger Woods has undergone many changes since he made a hole-in-one at the 1997 Waste Management Phoenix Open. Compare his 1997 swing to a swing he made during the 2015 Waste Management Phoenix Open Pro-Am.
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hips have slowed way down
Not much different, only through his swing at the end of it was positioned
different.
Está más gordo; por lo tanto, no puede girar y desgirar igual. También
tiene que ver la operación de la espalda.
It is fatter; therefore, it can not rotate and just backed off. It is also
about the operation of the back.
oh that’s it? I was expecting some swing analysis for some reason
WOW…. I wonder if anyone has showed this to Tiger?…. I see two huge
differences. 1. His head in 1997 is MUCH more quiet. this is basic
fundamentals. 2. He gets his hips cleared significantly more 1997.
Overall, I think his 97 swing is virtually flawless and very Ben
Hogan-like IMO. His swing today has really changed. This is a great video
by the PGA. Tiger should take note.
faster hips before, its more open at impact. and more flexibel before. he
need to work at that
PGA TOUR, could you please use the same camera angles when doing these
swing comparisons and such? they make a huge difference
Impressive how close that got back to that swing after all the surgeries.
First!