Is Kaymer out of sequence

[Mike Thomas (sunmart)]

or what. It looks weird.

 

[Kevin Shields]

I hate being couch critic but his swing is a shell of what it used to be. It was always a laggy, quick fade swing but now it's really out of sorts. It's no wonder he's struggled so much.

 

[ekennedy]

Confidence can do wonders for your golf swing.

And vice versa.

 

[DCgolf]

My guess, and I haven't looked closely, but I think he gets ahead of it with a fairly weak grip. Bad combo. Kevin what do you see different. Cause he is lost. Who does he work with?

 

[Kevin Shields]

My guess, and I haven't looked closely, but I think he gets ahead of it with a fairly weak grip. Bad combo. Kevin what do you see different. Cause he is lost. Who does he work with?

Just a quick look today. From what I remember I see kinda a sweeping late set set with a laggy transition. Makes for a snappy cut, relatively speaking, of course.

 

[coach]

He says he has been working the last year on hitting a draw, which he said he never was able to do, even though he knows what he is suppose to do. To me he seems to be lost in his pattern

 

[coach]

His coach is a German coach I haven't heard of

 

[Kevin Shields]

My guess, and I haven't looked closely, but I think he gets ahead of it with a fairly weak grip. Bad combo. Kevin what do you see different. Cause he is lost. Who does he work with?

I haven't looked at it closely but he seems to "over cover" the ball with his chest, lacking any axis tilt. Almost smothers it. Always looks late.

 

[wulsy]

Works with a German guy who also coaches Marcel Siem. I'm not so sure guys like his coach lack experience with world class golfers. Germany is still a golfing backwater when it comes to 1st class golf. Apologies for any offence caused.

 

[Mike Thomas (sunmart)]

"I haven't looked at it closely but he seems to "over cover" the ball with his chest, lacking any axis tilt. Almost smothers it. Always looks late". A wonderful description by Kevin.