NEW! Incredible Rory McIlroy Swing Slow Motion Reverse Angle
Four-time Major winner Rory McIlroy in action on the range. This view gives a great behind angle of the Northern Irishman's pressure shift with his wedge and short irons.
Four-time Major winner Rory McIlroy in action on the range. This view gives a great behind angle of the Northern Irishman's pressure shift with his wedge and short irons.
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Thanks for the video.
Great if you don’t want to make a cut…..
Little bit of stack and tilt?
still cant win the masters tho
He makes it look so easy
He doesn’t really “shift” his weight at all. He’s dead still, probably more weight on the lead side, and really works the swing from the left. Beautiful golf swing!
total stability during the backswing
he shifts weight to the right by unloading his left leg. theres no sway in the backswing whatsoever.
…WHAT??? ….no dropping it in the slot????? ….surely aaaaaall of those YouTuber coaches couldn’t be wrong .
Why don’t they teach Rory’s method, it seems more straight forward
Man he’s got an amazing posterior!
that hip shifting forward so much is a surprise to me. It makes sense on the driver, 3 wood and long irons.
I could watch this all day. The reverse angle is so helpful, too. Easier to see weight shift, and shoulder turn, or at least a different perspective.
Keep up the great posts!