Favorite PGA Tour Swing of All Time?

I'm sure this topic has been done before but I am a new memeber so I'm not sure. Anyway, my favorite swing on tour was that of Anthony Kim. I'm not sure why, i just love his swing. I think hes cool he used to choke up on all his clubs you dont see that too often. He could have been such a solid player for years on tour if he didn't get hurt/ love to party

Payne Stewart

Jack.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=nH36644ARJE

Ernie or Adam

Big easy for sure. Maybe Freddie couples too, both effortlessly produce tons of power

young Tiger had an unreal swing too....all that torque on his left leg did him in eventually though (getting off the juice didnt help either)


after the last swing in this video tiger just has this look on his face like "whos gonna stop me now".... thats why hes the GOAT


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Personally it's young tigers too.

Stenson

i like a powerful smooth swing that will last a loooong time so......ernie els.

Hawaii swing, back when the good players actually played the Mercedes.

Tiger and Freddie

This is a tough one to answer. It's like what is my favorite ice cream? I really don't have one favorite. As far as PGA swing, I've always thought Sam Snead's swing was the best although I only got to watch him when he was older. Video of his swing from when he was younger is a thing of beauty. Likewise, 1953 Ben Hogan had a swing worth watching. (Both of those are on YouTube BTW.) When I was learning the game it was Jack Nicklaus all day. And like others, younger Tiger's swing was a league above everyone else.

Tiger, all eras. I celebrate the man's entire catalog. There are rough patches obviously but looking at all the swings and changes over the years is fascinating.

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This is a tough one to answer. It's like what is my favorite ice cream? I really don't have one favorite. As far as PGA swing, I've always thought Sam Snead's swing was the best although I only got to watch him when he was older. Video of his swing from when he was younger is a thing of beauty. Likewise, 1953 Ben Hogan had a swing worth watching. (Both of those are on YouTube BTW.) When I was learning the game it was Jack Nicklaus all day. And like others, younger Tiger's swing was a league above everyone else.
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Tiger, all eras. I celebrate the man's entire catalog. There are rough patches obviously but looking at all the swings and changes over the years is fascinating.
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Tiger's swing in that video I posted above looks like one of those long drive contest guys. its insane how fast he clears his hips. That swing is exactly why he peaked so early, it put alot of tough miles on his body

Have to go with young Tiger also. It didn't get any better than that.

I love Adam & Louis swings for their tempo and perfection, however I could watch Rory all day long. Such a powerful looking swing no matter if he's hitting driver or SW.

Lee Trevino

i always felt tiger's swing even during his peak was a young man's swing as it put a lot of strain on the body...

i guess all his injuries justifed my thinking but it was without a doubt a superb swing that unfortunately is not passing the test of time unlike sam snead's or ernie els's...

Payne Stewart.

Tiger, no doubt!

For ease of effort Tom Purtzer and Steve Elkington. Both classic swings.
Of the modern players Horschel and Adam Scott. Watched Horschell at St. Andrews and everything just looked correct.

Tiger 2007

Tom Purtzer

got to be Rory unreal the swing he has,also like adam scotts

Modern - Couples/young Tiger. Extremely different, but both awesome in their own way.

Old school - Hogan

Too hard to pick 1 overall fav.

Tiger 2000, Adam Scott anytime and Rory. I managed to get a couple videos on my phone of Rory at last years Ryder Cup. I find myself just watching it occasionally even now and it is a thing of absolute beauty.

The swing I watch the most on youtube is Trevino. His rhythm and tempo was sublime. Unorthodox for sure but such a repeatable action and so pretty to watch.

From guys I've seenplay over the years Greg Norman is my favorite swing. The athleticism and power of his swing was breath taking, his shaft would bounce off his back in the follow through. And for those who saw him in the old days, no other golfer made the same crack of persimmon driver on ball as the Shark. Like a rifle firing.

Early Tiger, that was just raw power.......

Louis Oosthuizen, he never seems to get stressed but how could you with.a swing like that. Makes the game so effortless.

Zach Johnson - it works.