Max Homa Swing Analysis: Classic Form Begs to be Emulated.
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- Опубліковано 1 лип 2024
- There is nothing about this swing that you wouldn’t want to copy, even if you don’t have Max’s 32-year-old, 6’2”, 180 lb. body (my guess is that he has put on 20 more pounds of muscle since the PGA Tour did his profile). Everything about this is quality, from the grip to the stance and posture, and then to the effortless looking swing that produces average drives of 306 yards. A few things that are a bit different from what I might teach are the locked looking arms at address and the lack of rightward head movement in the backswing, although he of course makes up for both by having great trunk movement and extension in the backswing and by working his upper body hard to the right as he approaches impact with the driver. I love the lateral hip drive and the quiet feet, both reminiscent of my favorite player, Ben Hogan. Also, his retention of right knee flex in the backswing, rotating the forearms between P2 and P4 to put the club on plane, and his outward hand path in transition while creating hip depth are all things I include with most lessons.
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Such a smooth and effortless looking swing
He did change his swing a little bit. Also there more clearer videos of his new swing. Thanks for this
Do you think he is a little hunched over at set up?
I really like your videos but please can you sort the darkening and lighting out, it really spoils the analysis!
Seriously? It’s part of the source video.
You realize he got that clip as is from the internet, right? He had nothing to do with the fade in.
The video is darkened … WTF
The best face on clip I could find had a fade in that had the address position darkened then lit up as soon as he started moving. Why they did it like that I couldn't tell you but I couldn't change it without missing the setup.
💐 *Promo sm*
Off topic, Wayne, but alas Johnny Miller has been replaced by a new generation of swing experts who don’t know what the hell they’re talking about. Some clown is currently prattling on about Scheffler’s footwork being a problem. Ironically, I I guess this guy never watched . . . Johnny Miller himself, one of the great ball strikers of all time and the only guy who, for about four seasons, was as good as Nicklaus at Jack’s peak, and who looked like he was on roller skates through impact. Just tell me their yardage and what they’re hitting. Leave the analysis to Wayne.