Tommy Fleetwood Golf Swing Analysis

Tommy Fleetwood has one of the most fawned-over golf swings in professional golf, In the video below, PGA professional Jack Backhouse dives into a Tommy Fleetwood Swing Analysis to see what makes it so aesthetically pleasing.

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Tommy Fleetwood Golf Swing Analysis: Set-Up

Fleetwood has an address positon that can be used in instruction textbooks worldwide. He is perfectly balanced in the middle of his feet, has a nice amount of spine tilt away from the target, and keeps a relaxed thoracic spine, which keeps him loose.

The ball position is just inside the left foot, and he takes a fairly wide stance, which gives him a slightly biased set-up. Amateur golfers could do a lot worse than copy this position.

Backswing

Fleetwood completes the first phase of his backswing keeping the club head and his arms very wide, and getting the club head a long way from the golf ball. This is a great feel for players who want a more shallow swing plane and approach angle into the ball.

He stands the shaft up a little steep at the top to allow the club to shallow when he makes his patented downswing move.

It’s really important to note how well Fleetwood winds back without any lateral movement with his head or hips. He creates a load of torque in his right leg and hip, which he springboards off in the downswing, but because he has stayed so centred, it guarantees great ball striking.

Downswing

This is where we see the real beauty in Tommy Fleetwood’s golf swing.

He starts down with a lateral shift to his left side and begins shallowing the club by dropping his right shoulder. Fleetwood shallows the golf club early in his downswing without much upper body rotation so that he can have all of his rotation nearer impact, which gives him club face stability.

He has an enormous amount of left leg extension through this part of the swing and holds nothing back as he swings into the golf ball.

Into The Finish

Fleetwood fully releases his right wrist after the ball is long gone in an effort to keep the club face square and stop the ball going left.

Impressively he manages to decelerate all of these speed factors to finish in a wonderfully balanced finish position, which again could be used in instruction textbooks.

What can we learn?

There are so many great things in this golf swing it is hard to put them down into one short article, but here I’ll try boil it down to a few points.

• (sick of saying this) GET YOUR SET UP CORRECT
• Centred pivot in the backswing
• Keep the clubhead wide
• Shift then shallow
• Turn hard through the shot

If you enjoyed this Tommy Fleetwood golf swing analysis, keep an eye out for more tour winners’ swing analysis in the future.

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