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During the weekend, Golffans were witnessed by a vintage performance by Justin Rose when he claimed the first title of the Fedex Cup -Play -Offs with a victory at TPC Southwind. The victory was the first for the Englishman in more than two years and is in the top five in the Fedex Cup classification with two events to play.
Professional wave may be younger every season, but Rosie proved that there is still a place in the game for a cunning vet.
“I know that when it matters, I still have it,” said Rose. “I feel a little better and better and better because it is getting more important. That is good to know. It is difficult to practice, difficult things to learn. Nice to know that I have not left in this ripe old age.”
“Old age” can be a piece – after all, he is only 45! – But in a game that is increasingly directed for young bombers, the point is. Sometimes experience is the greatest possession under pressure.
If you have viewed Rose’s triumph on the weekend, you probably saw it go behind the ball through an unusual pre-shot routine. So what purpose does that feel about? We break it down below.
Rose’s unique pre-shot feeling
If you are a fan of Rosie, you have probably seen him rehearse a unique movement when he brings the club to the top in his pre-shot routine, and then puts his rear and pushes his chest to the ground to initiate the Downswing. It is a strange looking face for the average fan, but it is something that helps Inglin a great swing feeling.
“I just try to feel that I am again as much as possible,” says Rose in the video above. “What it gives me is the ability to jump and switch the road.”
That “jumping and turn” is the key here. Because Rose switches so hard in the waist while he pushes into the ground, he comes to a position where he can then quickly extend his body during the second half of the Downswing. This extension helps the club quickly by moving the impact zone and creates tons of club head speed.
“Theoretically I move my chest down and try to open myself,” says Rose.
It is the most important feeling in Rose’s Swing, and when he can perform it, he is one of the purest ball bow strikers on the planet.
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