No he does not change his grip. It's just setting the club up at that address.

Yes most definitely a hitter and not a swinger and boy did he hit it

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i think most of us are beyond the "keep your head down phase" but we're still always told to "keep your head still" but then we see that none of the best players keep their head totally still. so we need clarification on what to do there.

He is , but not by far. Tiger could be also but I think Jack edged him out. Not by much though

On sheer consistency alone his record is unsurpassed. Forget the number of majors he won, just look at how many times he was runner up or in the top five. He was just there, all the time. Between 1970 and 1981 he played in 48 majors…he won 10 and in the other 38 he had 22 top fives and finished outside the top 10 on just six occasions (two of those being a tie for 11th and a 13th place) with just 1 missed cut. Astonishing.

moe norman way better ball striker

Wrong. Its the easiest to reproduce.

Jim Furyk's would be the toughest for a weekend golfer. 😆

Your only saying that because of Tiger, if there was no Tiger you wouldn't even mention he's the greatest ever.

Well, personally Bobby jones edged him, jones retired at age 28 won 13 majors, played in 51 tournaments and won 23. Nobody has a win percentage like that and won the grand slam, the only golfer to achieve that. The am in Bobby's day had the best golfers in the tournament. Jack is great though, so consistent throughout the years. Id like to see the pros today play with wood shafts and a ball that was 50 yards shorter also he played under the stymie rule, you couldn't lift clean and place on the green.

Tiger has 82 pga tour wins and surpassed Jack with something like 200 less games. The depth in competition when woods arrived was exponentially more than when jack played. The gong has to go to woods!

@@Will-nb8qk Yeah sure, I guess you don't know your golf history because the competition was stiff, even in Jack's day.

Patrick Lee, there were some great players in the nicklaus era, but come on. Take for instance. The record for lowest scores at Augusta and St Andrews old course are owned by Tiger Woods. Augusta was increased in length from the time Nicklaus played there to Woods. The greens were hardened. Not only was the course harder to play on in woods era he had much more depth of competition. Woods also holds the widest winning margin of 12 strokes. It’s incredible what woods did for his time which is still going due to recent win at Augusta and Japan!

@@Will-nb8qk Have you ever played a full round with persimmon woods and the balata golf balls? Uh, no you have not.

Patrick Lee, that’s a bit presumptuous. I have played those and in face should still have a set under my house!

Tiny hands he has with a tiny voice. When I first heard his voice, I was surprised. I expected more Tom Watson-esque.

Thanks, this added a lot. Ludicrous how hackers have so many useless observations.

@@benseattle8978 not trying to be useful. its just funny. golfers of every skill level seem to have inconsistencies between how it feels vs reality

jack and many pros all over youtube say to keep your head still, but jack moves his head down and to the right just before takeaway

His head doesn't move at all move after his takeaway begins. His head kicks slightly to the right to initiate his backswing.

It does not move position it rotates.

I love that move! I'm trying to incorporate that into my swing.

He is left eye dominant and he can see the ball better. I am too and it changed the way I start my swing also.