Now I want you to consider that space because that area is creating right over there is something he's gonna parlay for power.
He's gonna give his legs room to move into that area and not jam the golf club too much.
He is very disciplined about the start because he believes that that first move away, where the club head stays outside of the hands, allows him to set up this dynamic powerful sequence.
As you watch him over there the arms are swung away the clubs outside of his hands but minimal lower body movement.
It's more on a stable base but as he continues now into the top of the backswing you'll see the arms swing across the chest.
Watch the massive turn of the upper body.
The lower body supports the action there and look at that wind up of the upper body.
Big wind up in the chest.
You can see the crinkles across the shirt there as there's that torque and that resistance created between the upper body and the lower body.
At the top Rory is quite neutral in the glove hand and that club face is matching the lead forearm, which is ideal.
Watch the knees. This is the magic.
As he transitions down to about halfway down you see how those knees look like they're almost pointing into the ground.
So as he's driving down, the waist is unwinding.
Look at the differential between where the waist is pointing and where his chest is looking toward.
Those knees that are now bent into that squat move as he continues down to the golf ball.
The knees straighten and pull back, he's now pushing up off the ground.
He continues through his right foot and his body unwinds as the club wraps around him.
Now something to bear in mind at address ordinarily you'll see people have the ball a little bit more forward in the stance but with the driver Rory not as much
Through the steps explained he creates the conditions at contact that allow him still to hit the ball on the way up.
Look at his hands.
You can read the glove logo at address
His lead hand is cranked over the club.
The trail hand matches up to the club face you see that V that's formed by thumb and forefinger lines up to the ear.
It's a stronger lead hand and a slightly weaker trail hand.