The 100 Greatest Swings, #22 to #29 (and a Mystery at #30) | Ep. 12

Brian and Sam continue the top 100 golf swings of all time, covering Annika Sorenstam, Calvin Peete, Tom Watson, Louis Oosthuizen, Greg Norman's 1986 swing, Gene Littler, Davis Love III, and Ernie Els. Brian makes the case that Oosthuizen, not Hogan, is the swing most golfers should copy, tells the story of quietly helping Robert Rock in 2019, and Sam remembers his Team Faldo days with a 13-year-old Rory McIlroy. The episode closes with a tease: the player at #30 hurt his hip in 1964, never swung the same way again, and may have the best hip action ever recorded. He gets the full treatment next week.0:00 Intro1:17 The Top 100 Swings List Strikes a Nerve2:23 The Orange County National Wrist Experiment5:55 Why Brian's List Changes: Bobby Jones and Fred Couples7:41 Helping Robert Rock and the Players Brian Never Named12:28 Calvin Peete: The Best Ball Striker Nobody Copies16:04 What Makes a Swing Great: Your Best Shot vs. Your Worst18:21 Calvin Peete's 1,500 Balls a Day23:05 Annika Sorenstam at #2226:02 Kevin Shields, Lindsay Newman, and the Mike Hebron Lesson28:43 Nick Faldo 1989 and Sam's Team Faldo Years38:53 Tom Watson, "The Secret," and the Remade Swing44:12 Louis Oosthuizen at #25: The Swing Most Golfers Should Copy48:57 Greg Norman 198653:10 Gene Littler 195954:12 Davis Love III 199256:47 Ernie Els 200459:41 The Mystery Swing at #30