Tommy Fleetwood – Slow Motion Driver and Iron swing analysis
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Tommy Fleetwood is an elite ball striker. In this video, Golf Smart Academy's Tyler Ferrell, highlights two key aspects of his swing that enable him such success. I target his solid release and his pivot adjustments for different clubs. That combination creates the a reliable pattern for both his irons and his driver.
Thanks to Michael Field for the great slow motion videos.
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Tommy Fleetwood is an elite ball striker. In this video, Golf Smart Academy's Tyler Ferrell, highlights two key aspects of his swing that enable him such success. I target his solid release and his pivot adjustments for different clubs. That combination creates the a reliable pattern for both his irons and his driver.
Thanks to Michael Field for the great slow motion videos.
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One of the best movement of hips, perfect timing.
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Hi can someone help me – guide me through my shots? I am trying to take part in an amateurs' competition by end of the year – a lofty goal yes but I am taking this challenge. Please comment on my swing and provide any pointers or tips: https://youtu.be/V-eC2fOR8Qc
Great analysis, well explained✌️
Weird movements for golf swing..
Great Analysis
So much shoulder tilt at impact
That right arm isn’t “extending.” You’re smoking putt-putt grass.
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Curious. The bend he has in his back once his shaft is parallel seems to be a bit much. Might this lead to back problems down the line? Baseball players who have this reverse C shape tend to develop back issues. I play golf but not near enough to know anything about the technique. However, I am quite familiar with how the spinal engine should rotate. What do you think?
He’s not delaying impact. It’s a byproduct of keeping his head behind the ball through the entire downswing. He’s not even swinging his arms, he dropping them. They’re almost completely limp except for the energy it would take to steer the club.
Pure drivel
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This is gibberish, stay away.
The difference between the position of his head at address and impact is massive. Shows the secondary tilt, keeping his head behind the ball
just holding that position hurts
Great ballstriker but he is going to have major back problems early on in his career. That just looks painful.
Drop head so much crazy! Great sving otervise
this is all good, but don't expect to golf like this when you're 50. You'll most likely have really messed up your back by then.
I feel like amateurs should NOT copy this move at all, this will ruin all ur golf understanding….
The thing Tommy Fleetwood and a lot of great tour players do so well happens at the moment of impact. The shoulders are closed – almost square and the hips are open approximately 30 degrees. This tremendous amount of torque happens because most tour players are left side dominant instead of right side dominant. Most amateurs and high handicap players think you have to push from your right side instead of pulling from your left.
Great instructions in term of release point difference between iron and driver.
Disclaimer ; not expert analysis
As a novice this made great sense, and I will definitely be trying these 2/3 type shots at the range to help improve strike and consistency. Thanks.
You're wrong about lag. Lag is not INTENTIONAL. It is the CONSEQUENCE of transitioning between the back swing to the forward swing. The faster your swing speed the more exaggerated the lag. People with slower swings speeds end up, a lot of the time, forcing their hands to remain in the lag positions and the end result is a horrendous slice.
IMO his swing is the closest to Moe Norman's, his finish is more at the target, something Moe advocated. He has many wins ahead of him. He is also an excellent putter!
… the ball is placed back further in the stance for the iron shot too…