Inbee Park hopes swing change to help her in Florida
South Korean Inbee Park hopes that a swing change she went through a few months back is going to help her remain in contention at the upcoming CME Group Titleholders 2012.
Speaking to the LPGA Tour on Wednesday at Naples, Florida, during her pre-tournament interview, Park said that she has not changed her swing style completely, but it is a small change that
is sure to help her in long game.
The CME Group Titleholders 2012, which is slated to be played from November 15-18, is going to see Park unveil her newfound confidence and playing style, but much has been said about her swing
change.
She revealed in her interview that it was her fiancé who came forward and helped out, teaching her some meaningful tips.
“Well, I have my fiance teaching me, started end of last year, and it wasn't a big change, but it was just a little bit of change,” said Park who has notched up a total of three LPGA titles
so far in her pro career and is eager to add more accolades to her profile.
Commentators said that the much-needed changes in her swing have certainly helped Park play a much better game, as she has shown in the last few tournaments.
They further said that Park’s skills are going to be tested more closely at The TwinEagles Club, where the tournament is set to be staged. Since the greens of this course have been rated
as some of the hardest on the LPGA, the competition is likely to turn into a tougher battle than previous tournaments of the season.
However, Park appears keen to rely on her swing, saying she is feeling in her best form these days and the upcoming season-ending event will see her aggressive side.
“It's kind of hard to explain the full story, but just I've gone to a little bit of a swing change in the last off season and I was feeling a lot more comfortable with my swing and how to
make the follow-through, that's what I've been working on, yeah,” said the LPGA titan who has now jumped to the third spot in the Women’s World Golf Rankings.
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