Few can rip it like DJ. Sit back and watch as his prodigious power and athleticism is unleashed on a mid iron with his P·730 iron from TaylorMade Golf.
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very good technique ?
It's crazy swing
How the hell does he do that…just insane, look at his torso and separatjon…that's INSANE
Not to be mean but is DJ hiding a couple golf balls in his shirt? What's that hanging over his belt @ 0:14?
His swing is amazing!!!!
Good thing you can't wear out youtube videos because I keep coming back to this one! The music is mesmerizing and perfect for it too.. It's poetry in motion! I know it's the last person I should try to copy but I love how the DJ "feels" helps me shorten my backswing and elevate the club in the right range so I keep doing it.
I'm amazed he can hit the ball with any power and without a snap hook every single time with how closed he keeps the club face. It's painful to watch at the top of his swing.
How tf is he able to get that left arm all the way up straight
Watching this at 1/2 speed too ?
such an athletic swing
Now i think that the 99% amateurs from 30 to 90 years old try to do these swings in the driving range. And the golf teacher works a lot with the amateurs looking this.
But i think that only 1% players have the body ready for to move like this (from 10 to 30 years old maybe more) and the rest 99% players is not possible.
Out of all the pga tour swings, his is the one (to me) that best demonstrates you should let the arms “come along for the ride” and “simply” unwind the shoulders. In doing so, “covering the ball” or “staying on top of the ball” is absolutely necessary or you will pull your shot
Dustin Johnson is Fosbury. Does ANYONE see how little he rotates the club in relation to shaft plane? Build a full circle trainer or buy one, then you need several brackets on about three clubs (one top, one address, one wherever else needed.) Wood dowel, epoxy, sand paper. Then slide the club back and forth on the full circle trainer. Repeatability in practice? Perfect. Am I one of the best teachers in the world? I dunno, but take a look at what his club isn't doing, rotating in relation to shaft plane. Hi jump it.
He's lucky to not have hurt his wrist. What a weak wrist position that he has just gotten used to and made work.