"More impressive than Happy Gilmore"; craziest golf swing of all time goes viral
One of the wildest golf swings you will ever see goes viral...
One of the craziest golf swings of all time has gone viral over the weekend after being reshared by NUCLR Golf.
The drive by the man in question was taken on a practice range back in 2019 when it was posted by golfviral, but the majority of golf fans have only just caught it for the first time.
If you thought the famous 'Happy Gilmore' swing was impressive from back in the day, it's honestly nothing compared to this guy who takes 10 wild swings that progressively increase in speed.
How he makes contact with the golf ball after winding it back all over the shop is anyone's guess.
The sound at contact was pretty sweet but given he immediately reached for the next ball, it probably wasn't his finest strike.
Anyway, see what you think.
We bet you can't pull this off down the driving range this week!
If you can, we want to see it...
WATCH HIS CRAZY GOLF SWING HERE:
— NUCLR GOLF (@NUCLRGOLF) January 21, 2024
Here's how golf fans reacted:
That's more impressive than Happy Gilmore!
He knows how to use ground force better than 90% of amateurs.
The immediate reach for another ball after contact, may as well be picking up his tee. He knew that one was nuked.
Some call this the windmill bullet swing, others call it a 6 stroke penalty.
I want to see the putting stroke now
I bet he breaks 90.
Shot tracer pls, then swing analyzer
Def went 350 yards
I like it. Maximum momentum.
Always the lefties I swear. Can’t stand on the right side of the ball!
I just had a seizure watching that s***
WTF is that?!
So easy even a caveman can do it!
This is the anti slice swing… I think
Is that a persimmon wood? Please tell me I’m right. Pro tip: don’t play this guy for money.
My guy looking to revolutionize golf
Wind it up duke
By my count he’s lying six
Just signed with LIV Golf for $100m
Smoke show!
Need shot tracer on that ball now
Must have thrown the Hammer in College.
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