• The moment Will Zalatoris arrived on the PGA Tour, you could make a solid case that Will is best ball striker in golf. He’s second in SG: Tree-To-Green this season, averaging over 312 yards off the tee (12th) and hitting more than 70 percent of his greens (8th). It’s why he ranks fourth in birdie average, despite ranking 103rd in SG: Putting. • Ever since he was a child, he’s practiced swinging the golf club in SLOW-MOTION. He does it when he’s working on his technique, or just trying to get his timing back. • “Whenever I’m working on something I rarely ever do it full speed. A lot of SLOW-MOTION work,” he says. “It’s something my dad really drilled into me growing up. It helps me with my body awareness and matching stuff up.” • Why you should practice swinging in SLOW-MOTION? Swinging in SLOW-MOTION is something that’s easy enough for the rest of us to do as we’re trying to improve our own moves. And good news! It turns out there’s some relevant science behind it. • Often, seeing the golf ball veer off in bad directions can inhibit your ability to make swing change. The short-term pain of seeing a golf ball fly in an unwanted direction can distract you from your longer-term goal of making a technical change that will leave you better off in the future. • Practicing swinging in SLOW-MOTION allows you to get the reps you need with the technique you want to have while removing feedback that you don’t need. So maybe give it a try…..

Love his release, definitely reminiscent of Hogan especially how his left wrist remains in flexion so long. No flippiness whatsoever

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Outstanding camera angles! V few slow mos of Will on youtube

In his book The Little Red Book Harvey Penick recommends what he calls the slow-motion drill. I do it myself in my living room with a very heavy club. It's a great drill for grooving a solid, consistent swing. Give it a try, if it works for Ben Crenshaw, Tom Kite, and Will Zalatoris then it'll work for you.

Great camera work

Wow never seen his swing in slow motion before no wonder he can out hit everybody not too many people can accomplish those positions. Look out if he gets that putting figured out.