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HOW TO DRIVE THE BALL LIKE MAJOR CHAMPION WYNDHAM CLARK
Golfplus Monthly
|March 2025
American Wyndham Clark is one of the best drivers of the golf ball where he ranked 18th for Strokes Gained: Off the Tee in the 2024 season. The three-time PGA TOUR winner has strong fundamentals in the way he sets himself up on the tee box, which was evident when he won the 2023 U.S. Open. Let's break down the key elements in his golf swing.
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Wyndham has a balanced square set up where his spine angle is symmetrical to the angle from his hips to knees, and with his arms hanging slightly outside the shoulders with a low hand position.
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His low hands at address help promote a connected takeaway with the club head staying outside his hands.
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You will notice here that the club head swings in line with the hands and is parallel to the body lines when the shaft is parallel to the ground.
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Hands stay in front of his chest as the left arm starts rotating over the right to get the club head behind the hands. You'll notice he has a 'quiet' lower body with a lot of knee flex.
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