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Ernie Els
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Ernie Els’s range swing moves from a full turn into a held finish, with his weight forward and the club across his shoulders.

A montage of Ernie Els putting highlights links three major moments, from the 1997 US Open to the 2002 Open play-off.

Ernie Els’s fairway-wood action is all about tempo: calm at address, compact on the way back and balanced through the strike.

Ernie Els is shown working through a full driver swing on a practice tee at the BMW PGA Championship range, with the session framed by tournament signage and a quiet open practice area.

Ernie Els is identified in the post metadata, while the video shows a golfer moving through a controlled long-iron practice swing on an outdoor driving range. The scene is simple and focused: address, a full coil, then a balanced finish with the club wrapped over the shoulder.

Ernie Els is shown working through a controlled full swing on a practice tee, with the ball set on the closely cut turf and a tree-lined background framing the session.

The strongest reported angle is Ernie Els' new course in Portugal, which Golfweek says offers a dramatic backdrop for PGA Tour Champions. That matters because it places Els' design work in the spotlight alongside his long-standing status in the game, while a separate report suggests his name is also being pulled into wider Tiger Woods comeback speculation.

Golfweek reports that Ernie Els' new course in Portugal offers a dramatic backdrop for PGA Tour Champions, underlining how the four-time major winner's influence now stretches well beyond tournament golf.