Favorite PGA Tour Swing of All Time?

[XLee2000]

Wow!!! Really surprised here. I can't believe nobody has mentioned Paul Casey?!? Come on people!!! If you've never seen him swing a stick, you're shorting yourself. You can find some examples on Youtube...beauuuuuutiful tempo.

[Mwscgolf]

Fred Couples or Louis Oosthuizen. Smooth effortless and effective.

[Imhappyinthe80s]

Boom Boom

[Slice88]

Tiger going at a ball in the rough as hard as he possibly can...yes please

 

or Arnie....

[G.O.A.T]

Doesnt get any better than this

 

 

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[moonshine]

purtzer or toms..watched David hit balls in Atlanta no matter the club same move same flight

[Chuck Steak]

Eamonn Darcy.

 

Mic drop.

[playa]

I could watch old Trevino vids all day, but if I had to seriously pick one swing as my all time favorite, I can't go past Tiger at Augusta in 97. The athleticism, the flexibility, the speed, the timing, the power, the sound of strike. Tiger that week was as good as anyone has ever swung it imo.

[Cwebb]

I've always been a fan of the South Africans. Els, Goosen, Oosthuizen

[Strike Force]

Sam Snead & Ernie Els - If I had to choose only one, it would have to be Sam Snead.

 

I could watch Sam hit balls for hours on end.

 

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[downsandups]

Adam Scott. Easily.

[Eidolon]

Did not read all of this from day 1. But my vote is Steve Elkington! Pure as it gets. Balance, tempo and form.

[spbrooks]

Charles Howell has a beautiful motion

[kylesilk]

Sam Snead & Ernie Els - If I had to choose only one, it would have to be Sam Snead.

 

I could watch Sam hit balls for hours on end.

 

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This is awesome!!! I've never really watched any Snead videos to any great extent. That is poetry in motion right there.

[WidespreadPanic]

Sergio is my favorite.

Charles Howell III is who I try to copy.

[bPol]

Sam Snead & Ernie Els - If I had to choose only one, it would have to be Sam Snead.

 

I could watch Sam hit balls for hours on end.

 

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This is awesome!!! I've never really watched any Snead videos to any great extent. That is poetry in motion right there.

 

It almost looks like he's swinging in slow motion...so smooth.

[bscinstnct]

This guy is up there. Individual masterpiece.

 

[EntourageLife]

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

 

I honestly thought the same thing...well done.

[bosoxfan]

It was certainly far from text book, but I love to watch Tiger's 1997 swing, always wonder what would have happened if he had just refined that swing instead of reworking and then reworking again and reworking....

[mikpga]

Old School - Sam Snead

 

Current - Sang Moon Bae

[CEPick]

Oostshuizen or Gary Woodland (slower tempo) imo.

[teejaywhy]

Eamonn Darcy

[IH82BOGEY]

Payne Stewart.

 

Poetry in motion. Didn't try to swing by jumping through his rectum or running around his elbow. No bad discs or cracked ribs like we have today.

[paint94979]

Tigers swing... I watch footage from 1997-2008 religiously. Great inspiration

[BillyZ2]

Calvin Peete

[WesP]

late to the party.

Rory.

 

[toddnt]

Calvin Peete and Steve Stricker!

[dunn]

Ernie els....nobody was as smooth and created as much speed.....effortless, looked like he was swinging 90mph, not the 118mph he was ......

 

Second Freddie couples

 

currently would have to be Louis oosthuizen

 

oh yeah, Sergio Garcia has something just love, and he is great iron player which is my strength.....dig watching Sergio play, hits ball so well day in day out.......only putting

[Stonewalled]

Bruce Lietzke's swing and bio deserves a look if one is unfamiliar with it.

[playa]

It was certainly far from text book, but I love to watch Tiger's 1997 swing, always wonder what would have happened if he had just refined that swing instead of reworking and then reworking again and reworking....

I wonder the same thing. Tiger obviously had his reasons for changing and his record backs his judgement, but I think he would have still had a great career with the swing that made the rest of the field look like they were playing a different game.