After his win at the Dell Match Play Championships in Austin, Texas, Scottie Scheffler moved to #1 in the Official World Golf Rankings. After getting picked to the Whistling Straits Ryder Cup without a single victory, he has been on a tear. He has won 3 of his last 5 tournaments and is the talk of the golf world heading into the 2022 Masters. Some would argue that his pairing with Bryson DeChambeau was what turned his game around. Honestly, how difficult can a final round be after having to deal with Bryson in Match Play. Scottie’s footwork with his driver is still quite unique. Read below to understand why he does this and how he generates power with the driver.
If you’ve watched PGA Tour golf in August 2020 you have seen Scottie Scheffler jumping all over the place with his driver swing. He dropped a 59 on the scorecard at the second round of the Northern Trust and was in the final pairing in the last round of the PGA Championship. The thing most people notice are his very active feet with his driver swing. Here is what his footwork looks like on his driver or 3 wood swing: