3 Unseen Moves in Scheffler’s Swing That Every Pro Misses!
Unlock the secrets behind Scottie Scheffler’s world-class golf swing! This in-depth Scottie Scheffler swing analysis reveals the hidden golf swing moves that even PGA Tour pros overlook. Discover why Scheffler’s unique technique makes him the #1 player and the driving force behind Team USA’s Ryder Cup dominance.
What you’ll learn in this video:
✅ The hidden fundamentals in Scheffler’s swing that create effortless power
✅ 3 pro golf swing secrets most coaches miss
✅ How Scheffler’s technique gives him a competitive edge at the Ryder Cup
✅ Actionable swing analysis you can use to lower your handicap
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Chapters/Key Moments:
0:00 – Why The USA Will Win the Ryder Cup!
1:10 – OnForm App Setup
1:48 – Scottie’s P1 (Address) Comparison
3:02 – Hidden Gem #1
4:05 – Bonus Gem!!!
6:06 – Hidden Gem #2
7:09 – Hidden Gem #3 (The Most Important)
8:41 – Scottie Scheffler’s Footwork Secrets
8:55 – Free Swing Analysis Giveaway!!!
This golf swing breakdown uses slow motion footage and expert PGA insight to show you exactly what makes the Scottie Scheffler golf swing so effective. Whether you’re a weekend golfer or chasing pro-level performance, these golf swing secrets will transform your game.
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USA, USA, USA. The USA will win the RDER Cup. Why? Scotty Sheffler. Here’s three unseen fundamentals in Scotty’s golf swing that’s going to ensure the USA wins the RDER Cup. Hey, why should you listen to me? I’m just a PGA professional. Newly named Golf Digest best coaches in the state of Texas. After 19 years of coaching and 26 years of playing competitively, I know what Scotty Sheffller’s golf swing’s doing that makes him play the best golf on the planet. Check this out. Welcome to Rder Cup Week 2025. Beth Paige Black as we begin going through the entire United States team. We’re going to take a quick look here at Scotty Sheffller’s golf swing comparison with his irons as well as his driver. and we’re going to show you exactly what makes Scotty Sheffller’s golf swing so great. So, anytime I take a look at golf swings of students, tour pros, doesn’t matter. I’m always going to use some teleustration. So, we’re going to draw a line simply down the outside of his right hip on both golf swings. Here, we’re going to draw another one straight down from the center of the lead shoulder. In this case for Scotty Sheoffller, he is a right-hander. So the left shoulder is his swing center. We’re going to draw another circle over his head, his lead knee, and that lead shoulder. We’ll do that on his driver as well. Now, comparing his setup, you can see a lot of differences here in not only his ball position, but his spine angle. So, you look at the tilted angle of his spine with his irons. He’s very straight up and down. with his driver. He’s about 10 degrees tilted to his right side as he moves the golf ball pretty close to the front of his left shoulder where his ball position with his irons is about three to three and a half golf balls behind his swing center. Now, from a geometrical standpoint, I would say as soon as we move the golf ball near the center of the arc with your driver, your swing path is typically going to be very straight. With your irons, when you play anything behind that, you’re usually going to promote slightly more of a draw. Scotty Sheoffller manipulates his turns to help him control the path. If you know anything about Scotty Sheffller, he swings the club extremely straight. But that’s not what makes him great. There’s two things that makes Scotty Sheffler great. It’s his ability to control the club face and his ability to hit the ball solid. So, as you can see here, his grip is very neutral. There is not a whole lot of rotation in his wrists on either swing. We point this thing. It’s pretty much at his nose. We can’t see his left hand, but I would argue that it’s probably pretty close to his nose, maybe even slightly to the right. We look at his driver and it’s very much pointed pretty close to his nose. Now, most other golfers we see with a grip like this have to create one of the best players in the world. Does it work for you? Maybe, maybe not. Does it work for him? Absolutely. Would I change it? Absolutely not. So Scotty Sheffller takes the club back with his irons. He’s going to start rotating his body back. He does get just a tiny bit of bump to his right side as his body starts moving, but from here it’s pure rotation. And you can see the gap that’s created from the outside of his right hip to that red line that I drew increases slightly and he turns and it extends his spine an absolute ton. He’s roughly seven degrees towards the target, give or take a degree or two. with his driver because he sets up in more right tilt. His head actually moves slightly further back with his driver, which tells me that he’s probably trying to hit a really high cut here because he’s trying to move behind the golf ball more. Notice his spine extends, but because he sets up more in right tilt, he doesn’t extend his spine nearly as much as what he does with his irons. He’s actually slightly more in flexion. You can see the difference in how much he lets his lead knee travel backwards. Now, this is something new for Scotty. I’ve never seen this out of him until this year. And I believe this is an effort of him trying to get longer. Despite being one of the most accurate drivers on tour and already one of the longest, he’s trying to get longer yet. This is one thing as I saw him at the US Open as well as the PGA Championship, I don’t necessarily agree with, I would rather him just keep playing from the middle of the fairway because he’s unbeatable. But he’s had a couple tournaments this year where his driver was yank pulls left and as he starts his down swing, irons first, he moves towards the target an absolute ton. This is what makes him a worldclass ball striker. his ability to move towards the target and keep the bottom of the swing or the low point in front of the golf ball. The average tour pro moves just over three inches towards the target with their pelvis. As you can see, Scotty, he’s moving more than double with every club in his bag, including his driver. Now again, as you can see, he has more backwards tilt with his driver. Ball moved more forward, shaft leaning back, trying to swing up to play more of a fade where his irons, he’s probably hitting a very straight shot here. Can’t say that he’s hitting a fade. Can’t say that he’s hitting a draw. Everything looks really, really, really good. But from the setups, it tells me he’s probably playing a very straight to a slight draw with the irons. This is the magic move once he’s to this point is watch how long Scotty keeps his arms extended towards the target with very little rotation. His hands are side by side. Not a whole lot of rotation here. If he does because of his grip, he’s going to have a tendency to over rotate it a little bit. And that’s where that yank pull comes from with his driver. uh as long as he keeps the ball position good and his body moving more left and his swing more centered with an iron, he’s going to hit this extremely straight. But this move here that every amateur needs to incorporate into their golf swing. You’re going to see through this series every tour pro that’s any good ex exhibits this position in their follow through at what I call P9. This is a huge and I mean huge indicator of ability level is the longer we can keep the arm straight. His right arm starts bending once he gets past this point, but still stays straight really, really, really long. Very similar to a Zack Johnson type player. His iron swings a little bit shorter. Body’s more straight up and down. You can see he’s still leaning back. Everything here is extremely good. If you want to know more about Scotty, make sure go to my YouTube page, check out my new paid tier membership options. We’ve got some membersonly type content, and for the first 50 members that join, you’re going to get a free swing analysis of your own golf swing on my Onorm app. This video will not be published to the public or other members. This will be privately between you and I. I hope to help you with your golf game. I look forward to helping you. Go USA. Hope to see you guys at Beth Paige Black.
