世界のトッププロ32人を分析して判明！ダウンスイングのグリップ軌道、最も多いのはインループかアウトループか？それともノーループか？衝撃の事実とは！

This time, we conducted a thorough analysis of the “grip paths” of 32 professional golfers—PGA Tour’s Top 30 players, plus Hideki Matsuyama and Takumi Kanaya! We break down how the grip moves in the transition from backswing to downswing into three main types: ✅ In–Out Type (downswing comes more from the outside compared to the backswing) ✅ No-Loop Type (backswing and downswing are almost the same path) ✅ Out–In Type (downswing comes more from the inside compared to the backswing) So, which type was the most common? Will your prediction be correct? We’ll also showcase the unique grip paths of popular players like Scheffler, McIlroy, Rahm, and Matsuyama! [Summary of Analysis Results] (Guess before reading!) Most common: In–Out Type (15 players) 2nd: No-Loop Type (9 players) Least common: Out–In Type (8 players) Key Finding: None of the players’ downswing paths ever moved further inside than the vertical line dropped straight down from the top of the swing. [What You’ll Learn in This Video] · Clear images of the grip paths of 32 top pros · A benchmark for diagnosing your own swing · Comparison with popular YouTube lessons (O-Pro, AK-Pro, M-shita Pro, TU-san, HT-san, and international coaches) on the downswing [Coming Next] In Part 2, commentator Shinichiro Tanaka reveals his own swing! How does he actually create this movement? Which coaches’ ideas has he adopted? And what unique, never-before-explained methods does he use? Stay tuned for a deep dive! [Thank You for Watching] We welcome your comments and requests like “I’d love to see a video on this!” If you found this video helpful, don’t forget to hit 👍 Like and 🔔 Subscribe!