Rickie Fowler | Swing Theory | Driver, iron, wedge

Take an enhanced look at the golf swing of Rickie Fowler, with analysis from CBS Sports and PGA TOUR LIVE commentator Mark Immelman, including a deeper breakdown of the six-time PGA TOUR Champion’s current driver, iron and wedge swings. Fowler has played on several United States national teams, including five times as a member of the Ryder Cup squad, three times on the Presidents Cup team, twice at the Walker Cup, and once at the Palmer Cup, Eisenhower Trophy, and World Cup. Fowler is a Murrieta, California native and played collegiately at Oklahoma State University before turning pro in 2009.

00:00 Intro

01:29 Driver - Back

04:00 Driver - Side

07:48 Iron

10:29 Wedge

11:59 Close


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[josyoman]

So glad to see Ricky doing well again ! He is a great athlete, but what I like the most about him is what a great guy in the locker room always the first to congratulate other golfers when they win !

[HockieFowler]

Oh, Thank I love PGA TOUR I'm South korea rickie Fan Since 2010 ~~~~🤩 Nice Swing, Nice Guy 😍😍

[TheBooze]

It’s really cool to see different swings. Everyone pushes the weight transfer but there are plenty of guys who rotate around their base. Hovland does the same. Don’t listen to so called “coaches” who push one way on you.

[TheWedgeWizard]

Multiple parts in the video are not accurate to reality. Like around 8:30 he talks about pressure being over the trail foot at Rickie gets to the top (p4), not only can you see on camera but from measure thousands of tour pros pressure shifts you can see the pressure is shifting to the lead foot before the club reaches the top. People thinking their pressures should be over their trail foot at the top is going to put them in a place where they’re late on every shot. Pressure shifts happen quick and are hard to see but rather are mostly felt.

[winstonsmith]

Love it. Now, if I could just get that Butch Harmon guy to watch me try these things for about a year, we might get somewhere.

[TaroZak]

Rickie and I have the same swing faults so this was great

[almostGolf]

I find these to be very elementary. Deeper dive needed. It's like he's trying to illustrate a player's swing in a 30 second replay window on broadcast. Mark is just like "look at this, now look at that, good fundamentals? yes? yes."

What are we comparing it to? Show other players swings in comparison, show a bad move side by side. Also you're going to talk about rickie's old swing -- then show a video of it and explain the pros and cons of each position.

[LoganTheTanker]

I don't see much shaft lean at address. Everyone tells me to have more and more shaft lean, and it feels so uncomfortable.

[hannesreinhardt]

Sam snead-esque? Seriously, next time put your glasses on, please.

Ricky is an awesome player, has his own swing.

[MegaTubescreamer]

fantastic, the capability to prevail is right there rickie,
don`t lose that number."🐦🏌‍♂😎