Favorite PGA Tour Swing of All Time?

[Altiman94]

Tiger and Zach with his wedges.

[Bunker2Bunker0no]

Remember when everybody wanted to swing like Tiger......except Tiger. Now nobody wants to swing like Tiger except Tiger.

[bladehunter]

Honest answer. Stenson ... He punishes the ball with that 3 wood and every iron shot. He's upright and on top of the ball like only a big guy can be. Just love watching him hit the ball

[bullie76]

Sam Snead.

[BMC]

Stenson (new) and Norman (older)..

[jffuller]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v8ORRvlV7W8

[Night train]

Tom Weiskopf.............perfection


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zCs0lvBjY84

[granite45]

Fred

[mizuno player]

1st. Rory M.
2nd. Duval.

[NoTalentLefty]

Doug Sanders because it's time for something completely different.

[golfandfishing]

Corey Pavin. Never could figure out what was going on there.

[Konklifer]

Tiger's prime
Freddie
Hogan

[ebn2002]

Oosthuizen

[jkc-rva]

Tiger for the sheer athletic aspect. Adam Scott for the "textbook" swing.

[nbg352]

George Knudson
Sam Snead
Jack
Payne Stewart

[dlygrisse]

Lots of good ones.

Tom Watson-I'll give this one #1, just because I like how it held up over the years and actually got better as he got older. His swing was better in his 40's even though he didn't win as much, mostly because he got yippy with the putter.

Payne Stewart
Ian Woosnam
Sam Snead
Young Tiger
Hale Irwin-underrated and not real long but he was just a ball striking machine all through the bag.

[rolling green]

AK

[mguhler]

Fred Couples

[Jaylasvegas]

Grant Waite

[Frankensteins Monster]

Tiger 2000 overall. AK for tempo and absolute perfect plane matching on backswing and downswing.

[Santiago Golf]

Tiger '95
Anthony Kim
Fred Couples

[bscinstnct]

[herbygolf21]

Payne Stewart

[hogans71]

 

Love that..

[ntenn]

Freddy

[dlygrisse]

[quote name='Night train' timestamp='1438605533' post='12068632']
Tom Weiskopf.............perfection


[url="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zCs0lvBjY84"]https://www.youtube....h?v=zCs0lvBjY84[/url]
[/quote]A young Tom W. reminds me a lot of Adam Scott, very similar careers too.

[RainShadow]

DL III

[PouncePony]

Louis Oosthuizen - looks effortless. Smooth and powerful.

[Puppetmaster]

Another vote for Payne Stewart here.

Early 2000s Tiger is definitely close too.

[ABG]

Ernie Els and Adam Scott for me. If I only have one choice, then it's got to be the Big Easy