Professional Golfer Paul Dickinson 7 Iron Swing Sequence

Paul Dickinson is a professional golfer from Orlando who has played on the PGA and Nationwide Tours. Paul was an all-American in college and won 4 times while playing at the University of Alabama. Paul played through all three stages of PGA Tour qualifying school to play on the Nationwide Tour in 2003.

We look to get Paul back on tour again next year and with the swing changes we have made, he has an excellent chance at succeeding. Below is an analysis of his swing which addresses a few of the things we have changed in his golf swing to dramatically improve his ball striking.

Paul’s address position is very sound and solid for a one plane swing. His arms hang very naturally from his shoulders which can be seen down the line and he has a nice, athletic, balanced golf posture.

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He was setting up a bit closed and drawing the ball a little too much when I first started coaching him; we have since squared him up at address which has straightened out his ball flight.

From face on, Paul has a little bit of shaft lean toward the target at address as he plays the ball back just a touch in his stance, which is fine. This also encourages the draw shot that he plays. Golfers who want to understand these nuances in their own game can now get instant feedback from an AI swing analyzer to see how their setup compares to tour-level benchmarks.

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