Just by his setup it looks like he’s going to crush it. Then he put a club on the ground to check my alignment.Wouldn't you know it? Brooks Koepka’s golf swing is one of my favorites. And that was Koepka has had particular success at U.S. Lately my coach, Claude Harmon III, has me checking to make sure I'm not setting up open like you see here, with my feet aligned left of my target.
He has maintained his tush line.
And Brooks uses this to great advantage. Let’s take a look at how Brooks did that…First we’ll start by looking at how Brooks sets up to the golf ball.Just by his setup it looks like he’s going to crush it.
Congratulations to Brooks Koepka, winner of the: US Open 2017 US Open 2018 PGA Championship 2018. This is a great transition move to emulate.I love the right arm at this point. Brooks Koepka’s golf swing is one of my favorites. His knees have moved very little.
It’s a great top of the backswing position though and one thing to note is the distance between his knees has largely stayed the same from setup to the top of the backswing. Brooks Koepka ticks those boxes and then some. So if you suffer from any of these shots often:Then your poor swing plane is probably the major reason why. If he let his knees go a bit more he could turn further, but there’s no point in doing that with his length.Remember I mentioned how his backswing plane was quite steep?Well, unless he shallows the plane a lot in the downswing he would be a terrible ball striker.
Or should I say, your club-championship trophy pose? A descending blow with driver is a nice option to have, but it’s not terribly efficient for the mortal golfer. But how rock solid was Brooks Koepka under the pressure? You are using an unsupported version of Internet Explorer. He has proved it holds up well to major pressure. Our Top 100 teacher goes frame by frame to help your game, diving into the swing speed secrets of three-time major champ Brooks Koepka. You can tell the ball is starting left. There’s a lot of space between his knees.Ok, let’s look and see how Brooks takes the club away. As you can see in the sequence at right (July 2017), the clubhead is about as far away from his body as it can get. What an athlete! When you swing a driver in the 120-125 mph range, you have the luxury of hitting slightly down on the ball.
)Like most great drivers, he chooses one shot shape and sticks to it. On the way down, you can just can feel the torque.If we went one frame further you’d see both arms snap straight.
There’s a few things I just want to point out. I believe he will win more majors. different web browser. Brooks Koepka: My Advice To Make Your Second Shots Matter Brooks Koepka – Golf Swing Analysis. Brooks has a very athletic, ready to explode setup.
Oh, and the rough is notoriously punishing. You have to be very athletic and flexible to do that!What a great finish. Brooks has a very athletic, ready to explode setup. Brooks Koepka: My Advice To Make Your Second Shots Matter. I was still aiming left. The forward ball position also gets his path moving slightly left of the target through impact, helping Koepka pull off those reliable—and powerful—fades.Koepka traces a very wide arc. Brooks rocks a devastating power fade. His right side is bending toward the ball with a super aggressive pushing motion, while even more importantly, he’s using his left side to pull the club out of the ground up toward the sky!
The 28-year-old became the first player to win back-to-back U.S.