Favorite PGA Tour Swing of All Time?

[bscinstnct]

Sound is sublime here. How old is SG here? Ahhh, where do the years go...


https://youtu.be/FGY7dxHor2U

[Sheggy173]

DLIII by far

[chill122292]

hogan or byron nelson
tiger 2000ish
always been a fan of mahans and charley hoffmans (like the connection and swinging with chest action, boasts consistency)
oosthuizen, scott are the obvious ones
new school guys id throw justin thomas, patrick rodgers, horschel, simple swings and very powerful

[dieselmd]

Hogan, the guy figured it out himself. Amazing story.
Ernie Els for his effortless power.
Tiger 2000- Brutal domination.
Rory in my opinion has Ernie's lines and cracks the whip like Tiger 2000. I love watching this kid.

[stylesadamsonjr]

Slamming Sammy by far!

[garywrice]

I love the classic swing that seems effortless with big results, so my favorites in no particular order are:

[b]Sam Snead[/b]
[b]Ernie Els[/b]
[b]Ben Hogan[/b]

and when I was growing up, I thought [b]Julius Boros[/b] had the greatest most fluid, effortless swing of all the golfers.

[SVTmike]

Adam Scott for its smoothness
Jim Furyk for its WTF-ness

[DTXgolfer12]

I thought it meant current PGA swing. In that case.....

BEN HOGAN - no question. I could watch this video all day.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K59-7oC8E5U

[WillyE]

Payne Stewart

Lee Trevino and Jim Furyk....

[Aggers]

Ian Woosnam for me, he repeated that smooth effortless power for a long time. Saw him play at Fulford for the first time in 1982, playing with Paul Way and Jose Rivero and was like Wow, this little guy can move the ball with a 3/4 swing and that swing stayed the same for the next 20 years!

[ballneverlistens]

Freddie Couples for sure. Looks so effortless ... almost Bobby Jones-ish in that respect.

[Albiemanmike]

Did anyone mention Steve Elkington? Man did I love to watch him swing the gold club just a beautiful classic smooth effortless golf swing.

[Albiemanmike]

Another one that comes to mind is Mr. 59 himself Al Geiberger he really had a silky smooth powerful swing.

[BCULAW]

Duval is my all time favorite. Quirky and not the most fundamentally sound, but beautiful to watch and produced some of the best ball striking ever.

Currently, I'd have to go Adam Scott. It just looks like he should never miss a shot.

[5 over]

Samuel Jackson Snead - The all time best combination of smoothness, power, and grace. The only swing I've ever seen that was in the same league for effortless efficiency was Julius Boros. There, I've dated myself.

[quackhead]

Couples for sure

[angler99]

It's Couples, Louis O, and Ben Hogan. Those are the prettiest swings in golf past or present.

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Zach Johnson - it works.
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Good lord, no.

[prhiam]

[quote name='Bunker2Bunker0no' timestamp='1438602157' post='12068444']
Remember when everybody wanted to swing like Tiger......except Tiger. Now nobody wants to swing like Tiger except Tiger.
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I would LOVE to have Tigers swing from the last few tournaments he played. Now his putting woes....maybe not.

[JL529]

I don't know if it's because I'm from a younger generation, but Rickie Fowlers swing looks unearthly.It's vicious and the sound off that club is almost terrifying. Hide the children... The laziest swing, albeit really not lazy, has to be Ernie. I love that South African accent too...Geddap go geddap

[JL529]

[quote name='5 over' timestamp='1440791944' post='12225914']
Samuel Jackson Snead - The all time best combination of smoothness, power, and grace. The only swing I've ever seen that was in the same league for effortless efficiency was Julius Boros. There, I've dated myself.
[/quote]

That break, with the ad on your post is perfect. The first line just reads SAMUEL JACKSON. hahaha

[PThomas]

Koepka's swing is really growing on me. Dude absolutely pounds it.

[John L.]

Men: Trevino.............he built it by himself.

Ladies: Nancy Lopez - Joanne Carner - Anika

Canadian: [b] Moe Norman![/b]

[Tilikum]

Duval & Louis.

[VOX]

Jeev Milkha Signh

[donaldp83]

[quote name='DTXgolfer12' timestamp='1439405537' post='12124808']
I thought it meant current PGA swing. In that case.....

BEN HOGAN - no question. I could watch this video all day.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K59-7oC8E5U
[/quote]

For sure. A couple videos you can see the flight pretty well, and it is just beautiful. I just wish I could see one of his with the pro tracer

[Puppetmaster]

Recently noticed Thomas Pieters and love his action. Another Belgian bomber and rising star for sure. He had a successful college career at Illinois, and has been on the European Tour thus far.

https://twitter.com/EuropeanTour/status/636969673888677888

https://twitter.com/EuropeanTour/status/637592249753202689

Hope to see him in the US again in the near future.

[HoganApexBlades]

[quote name='DTXgolfer12' timestamp='1439405537' post='12124808']
I thought it meant current PGA swing. In that case.....

BEN HOGAN - no question. I could watch this video all day.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K59-7oC8E5U
[/quote]

HOGAN BABY, HOGAN!

[golfinray]

[quote name='Bobtrumpet' timestamp='1438706453' post='12076608']
The swing that I took a liking to when I was growing up and just started playing: Gene Littler.

Gene Sarazen called it "a perfect swing like Sam Snead's - only better."
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I was addicted to Gene "the machine" when I was a kid. I could watch his swing all day.

I heard in real life he was a _rick but loved that swing.

[golfinray]

[quote name='5 over' timestamp='1440791944' post='12225914']
Samuel Jackson Snead - The all time best combination of smoothness, power, and grace. The only swing I've ever seen that was in the same league for effortless efficiency was Julius Boros. There, I've dated myself.
[/quote]
Julius I believe wrote the book "swing easy hit hard."

Great swing and a good putter too.

Gotta love Snead though. Reporter asked him one time on the golf course "Sam, can you hit it to that bunker out there (about 280 out from the tee.)

Sam said "yea but I don't like to bunt my drives."

[NoTalentLefty]

Miller barber

http://youtu.be/3ISxYEx_Lsw