
For some reason, Scott has been one of my favorite golfers with a gracious rhythm and a unique swing.

For some reason, Scott has been one of my favorite golfers with a gracious rhythm and a unique swing.
Today, I hit the ball real well, here’s my swing thought:
“Feel that the downswing begins with the hips but feel the whole body turning through…”
I got this idea from yesterday’s swing analysis of Ben Hogan but it does work great and helped me from hitting the ball straighter.
Another thought is:
“At the top of your backswing, do really feel your hands are loose, this is crucial for a great impact.” – When your hands feel lose at the top of your swing, it means your whole body is relaxed, this helps you hit the ball right in the smack center of the golf ball.
Rhythm, rhythm, and rhythm…
Well I hit the ball great today, except I am really overswinging slightly. I am not sure that’s because I’ve been doing some hardcore stretching exercises at the gym or if I am simply overswinging.

Stuart Appleby has one of the most simplest swing in golf and he’s one of my favorite swings too.
The greatest thing about the Aussie’s swing is how “tall” he stand over the ball and during the swing too.

Tom Lehman is another player who “dips”, sorta like Kenny Perry. He is another proof on the tour that you do not need a perfect swing to play great golf.
Congratulations to Kenny Perry today, who won the Memorial Tournament for the 3 times in his life, matching Tiger Woods’ record, the only other person to have won 3 times.
Well, right after I finished swing analysis of both Justin Rose and Matt Kuchar, I guess Justin just took the lead at the Memorial!
I gotta go watch golf now… c ya all later after the game!