Tiger Woods, Freddie Couples, Rory McIlroy Golf Swings at Masters Golf Practice Rounds

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This is Day 2 video coverage of the 2012 Masters Practice Rounds featuring the golf swings with slow motion of Tiger Woods, Freddie Couples, Sean O'Hair, Phil Mickelson, Bubba Watson, Webb Simpson, Rickie Fowler, Rory McIlroy and others.

For DAY 1 Masters Golf Video go here:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=jaMBPNQuA5U

Video link to Masters Day 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3oeAiHIDNw

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37 thoughts on “Tiger Woods, Freddie Couples, Rory McIlroy Golf Swings at Masters Golf Practice Rounds

  1. When I was a little younger I had a slice but then I over fixed it to a
    hook, I then realised that a slice got a lot more distance, so now I try to
    hit a small fade

  2. Yes, I did get to play it in 1995 the year Crenshaw won. Most amazing place
    and amazing experience. You really feel the history when you are actually
    walking down the fairway.

  3. Yes he tends to get more wrist cock on the downswing known as downcocking
    or downloading. Years of doing it has prepared him to have the hand speed
    to both unhinge and bow the left wrist into the ball much like Ben Hogan
    used to do. It’s not the easiest technique to learn as it is happening in
    fastest part of swing, but it can be effective with enough training.

  4. Thank you for the inside coverage. It’s something most of us don’t get to
    see. You mentioned that you’ve attended the Masters for some twenty years.
    Have you ever been able to play the course? If so, how many times and what
    did you think?

  5. Herman, Thanks for posting these. I’m sure most of us have never been
    there. I had a friend go last year and he said the greens are twice as
    sloped as they appear on TV. Maybe when we get my swing fixed up I’ll try
    to convince you to caddie for me at next year’s Masters ! Rob

  6. No … the ball is actually not in play yet on the tee and he had no intent
    to strike it. This would have been a penalty if the same had happened in
    the fairway.

  7. You should see me balancing two cameras, running both at same time trying
    to make sure they are steady and viewfinders lined up. So yes, some of
    these shots are done that way & edited together. However you can set the
    Casio to film at “30-120fps” & then use right & left arrow button to toggle
    back & forth between the 2 speeds while filming. You lose the audio when in
    slow motion though. Settings are found by clicking Menu>Quality>HS
    Speed>30-120fps. Top dial is set to “S.” Shutter speed is 2000.

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