Matt Wolff's Golf Swing in SUPER Slow Motion | TaylorMade Golf

Sit back and analyze Matt Wolff's unique golf swing as he sends a ball downrange with the all-new SIM Driver from TaylorMade Golf.

[hadenroberts]

man that is an absolute thing of beauty. pure athleticism, a guy using his natural body movements to pound the ball

[MardyBum]

Would never recommend that swing to anyone but what a baller! 🔥

[malikutara]

He combine the steep back swing and shallow attack, what a beautiful swing

[AndreeMarkefors]

This is 90% textbook tour model swing with 10% own adaptation. Matt allows/uses his right elbow tip to point behind him in a horizontal plane going back. This is probably more a "feel" thing than anything else (he long thought that he was 'going straight back and straight through', until he saw himself on video), but I guess it adds protection from going deep and it keeps his swing wide.
Had he kept his right elbow pointing down going back, the club would have automatically laid back on the plane as we're used to seeing.
Reaching the top, the elbow does rotate down and the club follows. Very conventional and powerful moves from there on. His swing looks WAAAAY "off" but is actually super tight.

[tonywalker]

The key is to lift the right elbow ie flying elbow or like a baseball batter that stops club falling behind you.

[jarrenharper]

Wolff has got some crazy foot work. Wish my legs worked that way in transition!👌🏻

[MarkSmithhhh]

In a lot of ways aspects of his swing make way more sense than traditional swings...taking it that upright. Outside. And across the line basically gives him no choice but to shallow it a lot....doesn't even have to deliberately think about it, from that position the only way he can even hit the ball is to shallow it...and the only way he can shallow it is to slow down his transition thus making his swing smoother

I dont have a swing quite like that but I am across the line and everyone always tells me its a fault, but the second I try to flatten my swing out I actually start coming over.the top, sucking it inside too early, way too much forearm roll etc....I think swings like this have aspects in them that really have a lot to offer to amateurs instead of trying to fit us all into a cookie cutter

[kiyinto]

Perfect example of Leadbetters A Swing, Liked it very much ! This kind of golf swing will probably dominant on PGA in the next decade, I Think.

[PantonePapi]

0:21 look at that move. So much acceleration in that drop of the arm

[rustygolfer]

Wow. Don't watch this too many times.

[hhndmek]

Спасибо! Очень хорошее видео для обучения

[slabslayer]

Crazy that he can do that much club movement an still make great shots props to him I don’t play golf but I watch it an that’s is one unorthodox swing but not nothing bad as Charles Barkley 🤣😂

[carbonsilkthread]

I spy the new Nike Zoom Infinity Tour 🔥🔥🔥

[ThomasTR]

he has found his own swing DNA. great, love it

[bm]

the weird motion and backswing doesnt mean anything - as with all good swings, its all in the downswing. he shallows and then approaches from in to out. all the important stuff happens at the 0:21 mark.

[oeybtls]

Doesn't matter how a player take its club back.The key is how it comes down.

[stevemcqueen]

That club position at the top is unique...…………..

[thegreatjogatsby]

even taylormade acknowledges it's weird but baller

[BSKTCreation]

It's great to see swings that aren't just cookie cutters.

[justpuregravy]

Look at his index finger release and regrip the club at the top...is that normal?