GOLF SWING-AMERICAN COURSE VS EUROPEAN LINKS COURSE?

Question

Read about Nick Faldo's swing was suited for the links courses more than the U.S.,so he had to adjust.

How and why would a swing differ for a european /links course?

Answer 1

Golf swings differ because of the course architecture. The wind factor and length of fairways also plays a part. European courses have more wind conditions that require a flatter ball flight than U.S. Also the grass cuttings are longer on the European courses giving more challenge to the hitting of the golf ball.

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

Euro swing has a lower ball flight with roll perfect for a windy links course american swing has a much higher ball flight with less roll out perfect for less windy conditions