You won't see another swing like this on tour. Before turning his chest at all in his backswing, Johnson first externally rotates his right arm and begins to bow his left wrist. He keeps his arms perfectly in front of himself despite having one of the longest backswings on tour. He is most recognized for his extremely bowed left hand and shut club face at the top of his swing. He puts himself in a position that requires an extremely aggressive lower body rotation in order to not hit the ball dead left. This is an extremely athletic motion that requires a high level of strength and fitness.

Uploaded by Jeremy Wells Golf on 2016-12-13.