Rickie Fowler Swing Analysis
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An analysis of Rickie Fowler's golf swing from the Rotary Swing Podcast.
Rickie Fowler takes the "Hands in, club out" adage to the extreme, leading to a very, very steep plane going back | Pushing with the left shoulder, he gets the club completely vertical, even pointing the wrong direction, in the backswing | The top of his swing is distinctive - the swing is very long, reminiscent of Ben Hogan | Coming down he pulls extremely hard with the left, gets back on plane & recovers into good impact position | It's an extremely arms-dominated swing with a very hard release with the right hand | He gets up off the ground through impact, which could damage his knee, long-term
