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Rory McIlroy’s driver swing evolution over the last 17 years. 😍 “Rory McIlroy has the best natural driver swing that has ever existed.” Do you agree with that statement? I’m starting to think so. Why? No injuries despite getting faster and faster. Cruising at 185 ball speed and seemingly... doesn’t have to push himself to injury. Dude is 5’8” and hits it past all the big athletes who look like they are swinging way harder. Nicklaus and Norman were incredible drivers. But both battled injuries and always looked like they were swinging as hard as they could. They were big dudes. Rory never looks like he’s swinging hard. He just looks like he’s swinging fast. Big distinction. Rory. The most natural driver of all time.show more

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Rick Golfs1 year ago

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Estadio Deportes1 year ago

A VER, A VER, ¿QUÉ PASO? 😅 Un hombre anunció que su Rolls Royce desapareció tras enviarlo a reparación, y asegura que terminó en posesión del boxeador @Canelo y del cantante Luis R. Conriquez. 🤨 Entérate de todo aquí. 👇🏻 #Canelo #Conriquez

Rannulph Junuh1 year ago

Rory is the best driver of all time

Rick Golfs1 year ago

I think so.

Adam Pulley1 year ago

For sure. I think the most underrated aspect is the balance. Whether he’s cruising or stepping on one, he is able to hold that finishing pose. It is so rare to see him recoil like other golfers do.

Rick Golfs1 year ago

Yeah it’s crazy. Never off balance at all, even when flying it 325

Rich Mathews1 year ago

His fitness level is over the top. He figured it out early and used the new equipment to maintain his speed and distance.

Rick Golfs1 year ago

The reason I say he’s “natural” is because he was long and accurate even as a scrawny teen. The training got him faster, but he was always fast.

Jake Weaver1 year ago

I think an argument could be made for Jack Nicklaus. Also @Golfingbrock

Bill Skorheim1 year ago

I have always loved how free flowing his swing is. Not many have this, imo

Rick Golfs1 year ago

Nobody has the combo of speed, accuracy, beauty, and balance.

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Jimmy Dore on the Covid narrative: "What woke me up was that I got vaccine injured." "I was like, well, if they're lying about this, what else are they lying about? And it turns out... they were lying about everything." "They lied about masks, they lied about herd immunity, they lied about natural immunity, they lied about lockdowns... There wasn't a thing they didn't lie about." "And still people don't realise that they were lied to on such a grand scale, because I think it was such a big lie that they can't wrap their minds around it." "And if people admit that they were lied to as much as they were... then they don't have to admit to themselves that they also acted like monsters." "So instead... they just ignore it and go, oh, Covid's over, and so they don't have to face it." From the fourth episode of the new Wide Awake Media podcast. Full episode coming soon! Featuring: Jimmy Dore Darren of Plymouth

Jimmy Dore on the Covid narrative: "What woke me up was that I got vaccine injured." "I was like, well, if they're lying about this, what else are they lying about? And it turns out... they were lying about everything." "They lied about masks, they lied about herd immunity, they lied about natural immunity, they lied about lockdowns... There wasn't a thing they didn't lie about." "And still people don't realise that they were lied to on such a grand scale, because I think it was such a big lie that they can't wrap their minds around it." "And if people admit that they were lied to as much as they were... then they don't have to admit to themselves that they also acted like monsters." "So instead... they just ignore it and go, oh, Covid's over, and so they don't have to face it." From the fourth episode of the new Wide Awake Media podcast. Full episode coming soon! Featuring: Jimmy Dore Darren of Plymouth

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