Sergio Garcia Golf Swing 6 Iron (DTL & FO), Emirates Australian Open (Sydney), December 2019.

Sergio Garcia Golf Swing with a 6-Iron (down-the-line and face-on views including slow-motion), on the 11th hole (uphill Par 3 of 188 yards) at The Australian Golf Club, (Rosebery). Video taken at the Emirates Australian Open, Sydney at the Pro-Am on Wednesday 4th December 2019.
High-speed video taken with Sony RX10 IV cameras set at 250 fps and a 1/3200 shutter speed.

[@Fetchem1222]

Thanks for posting

[@davidarbelaez4395]

This takes superb timing.

[@brendanhawkins1755]

Class

[@MrSmashmouth07]

Please do more videos no annoying music too break you concentration really learn something here great job

[@golfweed9947]

Ever heard of a MUTE button??????????

[@Dreama40]

He gets it very deep doesn't he.

[@jameslopiccolo6217]

Too deep really

[@Dreama40]

@@jameslopiccolo6217 yeah i agree

[@thomasfrenette5010]

Guys I just understood something. Shoulders are soft guys. Stretch it out and swing easy.

[@jameslopiccolo6217]

Love sergios swing but this is as bad is I’ve seen it look. Too deep, then gets stuck and loses the face through impact. Wonder if he was tying to hit a big draw here

[@arjanpetersen]

lol .... absolutely nothing wrong with that swing. Just hitting draw. Needs come from inside. Nowhere loses the face. He is just releasing the club like you should do with a draw. Perfect par3 swing. Exceptionally clean hit.

[@jameslopiccolo6217]

@@arjanpetersen lol sure you can play a draw by releasing and rolling the face hard like he is here.... but is that the most optimal way? surely not. guys who do that are the guys who miss cuts and struggle with consistency. obviously it is a clean hit that goes without say for a tour player. watch the swing again, you will see what im talking about if you know what to look for

[@thegamechanger2058]

Yea he just goes balls deep,

[@arjanpetersen]

@@jameslopiccolo6217 he is not rolling the face at all. He is just hitting a draw. Which means you will release the face. Any drawer of the ball has this pattern. It will roll even more if you want draw it more. Especially because he is a faded of the ball. He just goes low with his body to maximize shaft lean and minimize face rotation before impact. After impact is not important. And there is absolutely no correlation between missing cuts and hitting the ball like Sergio. Quite a weird statement. Did you see oosthuizen last weekend?...

[@jameslopiccolo6217]

@@arjanpetersen for sure it is one way to hit a draw. he is 100% turning the face over rapidly here and you can literally see it. you are incorrect in saying all drawers of the ball have this pattern of rapid rate of closure. see tommy fleetwood who hits almost exclusively push draws and never compromises the face. there is no coincidence why he is as consistent as he is and the best iron player on the planet. To say that what happens after impact is not important just shows your lack of knowledge. Post impact tells a big story and it's something that players and coaches alike monitor very closely to make sure the pieces match up. I understand what you are saying, you are just wrong though. Not sure what Louie has to do with anything.

[@Bruiser48]

Seems so simple but of course it’s not.