Jackson Koivun has just secured his first PGA Tour victory at only 21 years old, holding off World No.1 Scottie Scheffler with a brilliant final-round 66.
In this swing analysis, we break down the unique movements that make his golf swing so effective. From his strong trail-hand grip and excellent takeaway to his incredible transition, side bend and powerful draw pattern, there is plenty every golfer can learn.
In this video you’ll discover:
✅ Why Jackson Koivun’s takeaway is so efficient
✅ His strong trail-hand grip and why it works
✅ How he creates width before loading the wrists
✅ The transition move that shallows the club perfectly
✅ Why side bend is such a huge part of his swing
✅ The braking action that creates incredible clubhead speed
✅ How he produces such a powerful draw under pressure
Although there are some unique match-ups in Jackson’s swing, understanding why they work is far more valuable than simply trying to copy them.
Congratulations to Jackson Koivun on an incredible first PGA Tour victory—I think we’re going to be seeing a lot more of him over the coming years.
The first thing I’d do with that ghastly trophy is chuck it in the nearest landfill.
Reminds me of like a koepka draw swing w the leg action
Dear Jay,
Great analysis! I really like these swing breakdowns. Would you mind sharing what software you are using on the iPad for showing swings face on and down the line side by side while being able to draw lines? This is very helpful. Thanks, and keep the good videos coming!