Jim Furyk on the range at the Buick Open 2007 working for hours in the 95* humidity. Here are some great swing sequences and a couple of choice shots of Jim's 3 iron. As close as you can get to one of the top players in the world.


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Great pics, I enjoyed seeing those swing sequences, thanks!!!

Great pics, and I like seeing the swing sequences also. I love the look of those Srixon irons.

In slow motion his swing look crazy - great pics again. Keep it up!

Wow those irons look Upright!

Great pics! Thanks for sharing!

Great pics again easyyy, thanks again.

An octopus falling out of a tree seems to be the best way to describe that swing and the double overlap grip that he uses is ridiculous but through impact, he looks great.

He's number 3 in the world for good reason.

I have watched him hit balls and his swing does not look nearly as crazy as it does on TV or in slow mo. Unbe;lievable tempo and the ball flight is the same shot after shot.

His backswing is crazy but then he moves the club right into the slot for a perfect downswing and follow through. Probably took him a long time to master this swing...I imagine tons of balls to keep it refined as well.

All the divots down the range are incredible. I imagine the grounds crews have quite a time fixing the range after an event.

That swing in slow motion just makes me nauseous, but he's incredibly accurate. Go figure

Awesome pictures. Furyk - truly one of a kind.

Very nice pics, and those irons look sweet with a touch extra offset

if i attempted to hit those irons, the shot would be a pull-duck-snap-hook. those sure are upright...

I noticed during the Canadian Open that Furyk is not using Apollo Hump shafts anymore. They look like DG's to me. Can any one confirm this?

whatever shafts/equipment he's using, it's obviously working... Congrats Jim!

Quite a few divots in front of Jim Great pictures. Incredible swing or rather unconventional .