Mike Weir

I wish that andy and mike would not have named "their" swing stack and tilt. Andy would be the first to tell you that it is acquired knowledge, nothing new. Well, maybe at this point he would not say that.

I heard that they didn't actually name it that, they just needed a catchy name for their GD article, and charlie wi actually came up with it.

stack and tilt
holla

What I love about Mike and his swing is that he's got the same grace and power as Ernie Els. On the other hand, unlike the 6'3'' 230 lbs of Ernie and other, Mike "represents" most of us. And the flatter swing plane, and if you notice the, a very high lead shoulder a contact, really gives good results... i've switched to that swing over the last month and love it, especialy the high and straigth body posture at follow through.

looks to me like his hands are infront of ball? doesnt look right :S

Is there anybody who didn't post this 5 times on different sites and experienced something bad??

no one replied they all must be dead

tighter golf swing with more control and more extension, thererefore more distance

that iron shot was crispy good. If he gets the short game going he is tough to beet.he also had a lot of unpublic injeries that driver swing looked reel flat though

Yes. it's called the stack and tilt method and Mike isn't the only guy going to it. It's based on teachings of Mac O'grady and Homer Kelly. I believe the two guys are Andy Plummer and Mike Bennett that work together with Mike, Aaron Badley, Brad Faxon, Dean Smith...